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'''Flash Cloning''' is a medical process used by the [[UNSC]] whereby [[human]] body parts are cloned. This usually involved a sample of a person's DNA which is used to grow a clone of an organ or body part, which can then be transplanted into the person the DNA came from. This way, organ transplants are faster and easier and the rate of success is far higher. Usually the organ is programmed to grow at an accelerated rate then cease rapid development when transplanted into the person. That way, the organ grows quickly. | '''Flash Cloning''' is a medical process used by the [[UNSC]] whereby [[human]] body parts are cloned. This usually involved a sample of a person's DNA which is used to grow a clone of an organ or body part, which can then be transplanted into the person the DNA came from. This way, organ transplants are faster and easier and the rate of success is far higher. Usually the organ is programmed to grow at an accelerated rate then cease rapid development when transplanted into the person. That way, the organ grows quickly. | ||
After the future [[Spartans|SPARTAN-II]]s were kidnapped from their homes, they were replaced by flash clones. Their purpose is to keep parents from looking for their children, as this would be most troublesome for the SPARTAN-II project and the UNSC.<ref>[[Halo: The Flood]], page 18</ref> | After the future [[Spartans|SPARTAN-II]]s were kidnapped from their homes, they were replaced by flash clones. Their purpose is to keep parents from looking for their children, as this would be most troublesome for the SPARTAN-II project and the UNSC.<ref>[[Halo: The Flood]], page 18</ref> |
Revision as of 17:45, October 19, 2007
Flash Cloning is a medical process used by the UNSC whereby human body parts are cloned. This usually involved a sample of a person's DNA which is used to grow a clone of an organ or body part, which can then be transplanted into the person the DNA came from. This way, organ transplants are faster and easier and the rate of success is far higher. Usually the organ is programmed to grow at an accelerated rate then cease rapid development when transplanted into the person. That way, the organ grows quickly.
After the future SPARTAN-IIs were kidnapped from their homes, they were replaced by flash clones. Their purpose is to keep parents from looking for their children, as this would be most troublesome for the SPARTAN-II project and the UNSC.[1]
Sources
- ^ Halo: The Flood, page 18