Human cloning


What are the advantages and disadvantages of genetically engineered plants?
After the discovery of cloning technology and success in sheep like mammals there is challenging questions whether it is used in cloning human for reproductive use or not. For the implication in human reproductive process it is strongly questionable. But this technology can be more productive in keeping the existence of going to be extinct animals and plants. Actual or be original quality not be acquired in cloned plants or animals but the species can be preserved.

Genetic engineering is a science that works with transplantation of genes in term of producing new or mixed or similar species. This technology seems more useful in plants. If we apply cloning technology in plants, it will be less costly. Within less duration of time we can have production. By natural growth it will take longer time but by this technology within short time we can save extinct or perishing species of plants. By this we can have more quantity of production that will help to reduce food problem. But cloned plant has less be less use of chemical items. We can produce healthier plants or food products so that consumers or farmers will get benefited. But there is a chance of reduction in plant ability to exist in new environment. Such types of plants or foods have social risk also.
So in term of saving the extinct plants or species there are advantages of cloning whereas in other uses it will be harmful as well.

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