Distinguish between a clone and a normal animal


In 2008, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved food derived from cloned animals. In addition, these products will not need to be labeled as "cloned" or "from clones" (Black, 2008). The FDA explains that you will not be eating the clone itself. It takes thousands of dollars to clone a food animal such as a cow or pig. Animals that are cloned for improved food production will be used for a breeding program to produce many offspring with the desirable traits for increased meat or milk yield. These offspring of the clones will be fair game for food. Discuss the following:

1) Do you think there are differences between a clone and a "normal" animal?

2) How do you feel about eating a cloned animal?

3) Is your opinion of eating a cloned plant different?

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Biology: Distinguish between a clone and a normal animal
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