NUTRITIONAL KNOWLEDGE OF HYPERTENSIVE PATIENTS IN ABEOKUTA, NIGERIA

Abalaka M.  and Fatele A. J.

Department of Microbiology

Federal University of Technology, Minna, Nigeria

ABSTRACT

Cloning is the creation of almost genetically identical organism from which the nuclear DNA is taken. The main aim of this paper is to examine the arguments for and against reproductive cloning. It is to show that there is a very strong case for banning human cloning, but also have tried to present the counter-arguments fairly. The popular responses to cloning are grounded in very valid concerns, for example, about relationships between human beings and also between humans and nature. Another clear conclusion is that cloning very starkly exemplifies the clash between a liberal worldview, which tends to see all scientific advances as progress, and a more skeptical, conservative attitude, based on traditional beliefs about human nature. This second view is not confined to religions and political conservatives, and, at least when it comes to cloning, includes the majority of people.Keywords: Cloning, Nuclear DNA, Liberal, Conservative