Human Clone: A step ahead to future.

Very good evening to everyone. My name is Shaima Khatoon on today on the World Science Day I would like to give a speech on Human Clone, which is a step towards a future. 

What's is human clone? --- Human clone--creation-- genetically identical copy of human-- term also used artificial human-- produced by human cells and tissues-- does not refer to natural identical twins--On Dec. 27, 2002,the first cloned baby--named Eve

Methods of human clone-- Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer and Iduced Pluripotent Stem Cell. 

Benefits-- helps human a lot-- can do well-- great achievement in science and technology. 
Disadvantages-- can be misused. 

Conclusion-- great achievement in science-- use it well for the benefit of society-- future will be bright with this. 
Thank you. 



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  1. Deepak Kumar27 May 2021 at 04:44

    Nice work !!! You use Google in very good way. You use some hard word as well. And your writing sequence is also good and the end you wrote conclusion it's give you four star on your writing.

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