Getting Extinct Species Back to Life through Cloning

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GETTING EXTINCT SPECIES BACK TO LIFE THROUGH CLONING?
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1Running head: Getting extinct species back to life through cloning
Abstract
Animal cloning has largely been used in recent times to produce transgenic cattle. Other
approaches, would be the future of preserving the endangered species. Although cloning benefits
both business and research, but the outcomes are not always easy and positive, due to high rates
of pregnancy accidents, dysphoria and fatality among the breeding cattle. However, this paper
had discussed about the technical procedures associated with cloning, the importance of cross
breeding, the pros and the cons of bringing extinct species back to life. However, the implication
of the research is to expand the expectancy of the cloned cattle.

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Table of Contents
GETTING EXTINCT SPECIES BACK TO LIFE THROUGH CLONING?................................1
Getting extinct species back to life through cloning?......................................................................3
Discussion........................................................................................................................................3
Technical procedures...................................................................................................................3
Recovery of endangered animals.................................................................................................5
Disadvantages an advantages of bringing back the extinct species.................................................6
Potential health hazards...............................................................................................................7
Neonatal health problems............................................................................................................7
Conclusion.......................................................................................................................................7
References........................................................................................................................................8