Cloning 2 Cute Girls in a DNA Laboratory 🧬

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bro’s gonna have 100+ children to take care of

Cammy

This is how Covid 20 starts bro I swear 💀

mr.monkey

Bro so lucky that the play button didn't get stealed😂

_rui_chen

Bro always look for hot girls to practice that 😂😂

TruongNguyen-obzk

Those girls really licked something with a sign that said “lick to get clone” and really sad that you can’t clone me Coby💀💀

xoxoserenityeverestoxox

if i saw that, I’d honestly steal it 😏

(edit) ayo chill stop flooding my notifications
thanks for 100 likes!

User-Y

it wouldnt be a coby vid without him violently screaming at the viewers 🤭😀

hehe._.wth-

Bros going to recreate the Star Wars clone army😂

evangilbert

This man got the whole army in the basement.

CalibrationLOL

Yo can I see the first person you cloned? I wonder what they look like now

leoiscomingforyou_.

This guy better have remembered to clean that before he left it 😳

Chillin_Froggo

Someone after jumping onto a unstable rock in a activate volcano: "Can't clone me coby"
*Challenge accepted*

catreanawilliams

That smile .. from Cody after two ladies said.. was perfect 😀😊

SBATHORGOD

Credits to Alex Breault from Quora
Education and Post: BSc in Bachelor of Science in Biology and BSc in Food, Nutrition and Dietetics, Lakehead University

The process of cloning a person from DNA in a saliva sample is currently not feasible with the existing technology and scientific knowledge. Cloning is a complex and highly regulated area of biotechnology that involves creating an exact genetic copy of an individual. It typically requires obtaining a complete set of DNA from the individual's nucleus, which is not present in saliva.

Saliva, also known as oral fluid, is a mixture of various substances including enzymes, proteins, and genetic material. While it does contain DNA, the DNA in saliva is primarily derived from cells that have sloughed off from the lining of the mouth and may not provide a complete and intact set of DNA required for cloning.

Cloning a human being also raises significant ethical, moral, and legal concerns, and is currently prohibited in many countries. Cloning involves a wide range of technical challenges, including the reprogramming of the cloned DNA, potential health risks to the cloned individual, and the ethical implications of creating a person through artificial means.

In summary, while saliva contains DNA, it is not currently possible to clone a person from DNA in a saliva sample due to technical limitations, ethical concerns, and legal regulations surrounding human cloning.

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