St. Paul's Ware asked. Society also may set unrealistic expectations for cloned people, who would be a product not only of a parent's genetic material, but also of the environment in which the cloned person is raised. Cloning also could trigger other problems, students fear. Many students support cloning donor organs or tissue, as long as the organ or tissue can be grown separately rather than in a host body. But young people vetoed using cloning to help infertile couples.
Young people do, however, see benefits to cloning plants and animals.
But animal cloning also must be done compassionately, students said.