Isn cloning cheating death?
We don’t see how. Both the genetic donor and the clone, like all living things, will eventually die. back to top> • Are you involved in human cloning? Absolutely not. Interestingly, dog cloning is much more difficult than human cloning primarily because dog reproductive physiology is much less understood than human reproductive physiology. Our cloning efforts are aimed at providing a service to loving pet owners and advancing the body of knowledge in canine reproductive physiology. back to top> • What impact will cloning have on genetic diversity? Our typical client wishes to obtain a single clone of a mixed breed pet that is spayed, neutered, or beyond breeding age. The clone, therefore, will actually preserve the diversity of the gene pool by preventing the loss of the individual genome. However, the pet population is already so large and varied that concerns over diversity are irrelevant. For endangered species, the big surprise is that cloning may actually increase genetic diversit
We don’t see how. Both the genetic donor and the clone, like all living things, will eventually die. back to top> • Are you involved in human cloning? Absolutely not. Interestingly, dog cloning is much more difficult than human cloning primarily because dog reproductive physiology is much less understood than human reproductive physiology. Our cloning efforts are aimed at providing a service to loving pet owners and advancing the body of knowledge in canine reproductive physiology. back to top> • What impact will cloning have on genetic diversity? Our typical client wishes to obtain a single clone of a mixed breed pet that is spayed, neutered, or beyond breeding age. The clone, therefore, will actually preserve the diversity of the gene pool by preventing the loss of the individual genome. However, the pet population is already so large and varied that concerns over diversity are irrelevant.
