Tay Sachs disease, a gender linked genetic disorder, could be prevented by ensuring the gender of a baby before it is even born. For liver and kidney failure, we may be able to clone livers for liver transplants and kidneys for kidney transplants. Leukemia, which has consumed a rather uncomfortable number of children and adults, would be cured through cloning by cloning bone marrow. This is widely expected to be one of the first benefits to come from cloning and genetic technology. For cystic fibrosis, we may be able to produce effective genetic therapy against it.
Cancer is without a doubt one of the most well known and feared diseases on earth.
Through cloning, we may be able to cure this threat to mankind. Not tomorrow, but as cloning technology progresses, we may learn how to switch cells on and off, thus curing cancer. Spinal cord injury, one of the most dangerous injuries possible next to death itself, can be fixed through cloning, as we may learn to grow nerves or the entire spinal cord back again when it is injured. Paralysis victims may be able to get out of their wheel chairs and walk again. There is also serious potential in cloning to produce herds of top class livestock, which ABS Global Inc. is currently working on, or the breeding of champion race horses without the gene impurification yielded by traditional reproduction, where only half of the desired genes are obtained in the final organism.