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ch.1. What ethical and moral issues surround research cloning? Research cloning is ethical / Dan W. Brock -- Research cloning is not ethical / William Saunders, Michael Fragoso, and David Prentice -- Induced pluripotent stem cell research is morally superior to research cloning / Right to Life of Michigan Education Fund -- Research cloning and induced pluripotent stem cell research are morally equivalent / Gregory E. Kaebnick -- It is ethical to pay women to donate eggs for research cloning / Bonnie Steinbock -- It is not ethical to pay women to donate eggs for research cloning / Thomas Berg -- ch. 2. What ethical and moral issues surround reproductive cloning? Embrace human cloning / Gregg Easterbrook -- Human reproductive cloning is ethically problematic / Dennis P. Hollinger -- Reproductive cloning by infertile couples is ethical / Carson Strong -- The rights of cloned children must be considered in reproductive cloning / Joyce C. Havstad -- ch. 3. What ethical and moral issues surround animal cloning? Cloning farm animals is ethical / Biotechnology Industry Organization -- Cloning causes farm animals to suffer / Humane Society of the United States -- Animal cloning can save endangered species / Steve Connor -- Pet cloning and endangered species cloning are terrible ideas / Pete Shanks -- There are worse things than dog clonine / Anna Jane Grossman -- ch. 4. How should cloning be regulated? The United States should ban reproductive cloning and place a moratorium on research cloning / Leon R. Kass -- The United States should not ban human cloning / Elizabeth Price Foley -- Research cloning should be allowed but not reproductive cloning / Christiane Nusslein-Volhard -- Research cloning should receive federal funding / Association of American Universities -- Cloned meat is safe and does not need to be labeled / US Food and Drug Administration -- The safety of cloned meat is uncertain and it should be labeled / Martha Rosenberg.

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