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Cloning. The word alone sounds like something from a sci-fi film where the lighting is bad, the scientists wear suspiciously clean lab coats, and someone inevitably says, ""We've gone too far this time."" But cloning is not fiction. It's biology on repeat - nature's remix button. Every identical twin is technically a clone. Every cell in your body, when it divides, is making a slightly less exciting version of itself. The universe, it turns out, has been cloning things long before humans learned how to mispronounce ""deoxyribonucleic."" This book, The Science of Cloning, is your ticket to the strangest, funniest, and most surprisingly logical frontier in modern science - the art of making copies that shouldn't exist but somehow do. We'll explore the who (scientists, sheep, and several morally flexible billionaires), the what (cells, nuclei, and ego), the where (labs, petri dishes, and occasionally pet spas), the when (from Dolly to today's designer DNA era), the why (because we could), and the how (with pipettes, precision, and a dash of existential dread).

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