In 2005, Snuppy, the first afghan puppy has been successfully cloned. Despite the brief jiffy that Dolly has recorded for its lifetime, once cloning practice arouses enthusiasm & happiness among sci entists because it widens the outlook of human em bryonic stem cells cloning. This practice will be an unexpected exit for patients who are suffering from severe & grave diseases. It is not merely an issue to harvest human embryonic cells or to make multiple copies of babies, on the contrary,served as a therapeutic mean to replace & repair ill tis sues occured during acute diseases(Alzheimer,auto mmune diseases, ALS or Lou Gehrig disease,diabete chiefly type I, post myocardial infarction, osteo porosis, tumors,& a great deal of implants,grafts because it'll offer a way around immune rejection problems). Meanwhile,according to someone,they're thinking otherwise that scientists do have grave& serious concerns & worrys,neither the results nor them support or sustain pets cloning! "I'm the way & the Truth, & the Life,no one comes to the Father except through me!". John 14:6

This picture shows Dolly the first successfully " cloned" sheep, performed by the Roslin Institute, in 1997, by a scientific team led by Ian Wilmut, & when Dolly was still a she-lamb. It was a premium concerning the technology of cloning,and aroused a worldwide interest about this new practice!However it encountered a lot of obstacles because of awful ethical implications. Any cloned living organism's produced as a motherless animal (or mammal)because this practice uses merely the eggs'nuclei that the cloning indeed needs, whilw sacrificing eggs which are indispensable for natural fecundation or ferti lization. The eggs're useless, that means somewhat an abortion,i.e an unborn baby has been killed! Mo reover, will a cloned animal be reliable to secure a long & healthy lifetime as though? Often it only lasts for a brief jiffy as predicted in the case of Dolly(1997-2003), while suffering from a lot of diseases (arthritis,..) before being dead with can cer. Does the immunitary defence of the cloned an imal hearsty enough to protect it against ailments & infections? Time's ready for a human cloning?