The aim of therapeutic cloning is to produce stem cells which may give rise to new tissues or organs. However there are some ethical objections to the process, mainly because it involves the formation of:
A. insulin producing cells
B. stem cells
C. cloned human embryos
D. cloned spinal cord
Answer:C
The aim of therapeutic cloning is to produce stem cells which may give rise to new tissues or organs. However there are some ethical objections to the process, mainly because it involves the formation of:
A. insulin producing cells B. stem cells C. cloned human embryos D. cloned spinal cord