Human Research Cloning, Embryos, and Embryo-Like Artifacts

Hastings Center Report 36 (5):34-41 (2006)
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Abstract

Research suggests that cloning is incapable of producing a viable embryo when it is used on primate eggs. In fact, the entity created may not qualify as an embryo at all. If the results stand, cloning avoids the moral objections typically lodged against it, and cloning is itself an “alternative source” of stem cells.

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