Dr Harry Griffin, at the Roslin Institute, Edinburgh, where Dolly was created, told BBC News, No-one should be contemplating the cloning of a human being using technology which is at a very early stage of development and the mechanisms of which we understand very little. Did Dr. Griffin say we should never clone, no, he said because we understand very little about cloning. His reasons for not experimenting with humans is that the science used is too primitive, for this same scientist explains that cloning of a clone can cause major problems. So even though cloning may have its problems, many benefits have already come to fruition. One of the many benefits of cloning is genetics.
Genetic discoveries give many solutions to people s health now through gene therapy.
As more people are educated about genetics this number will certainly rise dramatically. Along the same lines cloning research is the solution to repair defective genes. These defects can be altered to prevent sickness or disease. Livers can be cloned, as well as kidneys. Bone marrow for leukemia could be cloned.