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'''Flash Cloning''' is a medical process used by the [[UNSC]] whereby [[human]] body parts are cloned. This usually involves a sample of a subject's DNA which is used to grow a clone of an organ or body part, which can then be transplanted into the subject where 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 to cease rapid development when transplanted into the person. Therefore, the organ grows quickly and functions properly and efficiently. Since the organ contains the same person's DNA, there is no threat of rejection by the body.
'''Flash Cloning''' is a medical process used by the [[UNSC]] whereby [[human]] body parts are cloned. This usually involves a sample of a subject's DNA which is used to grow a clone of an organ or body part, which can then be transplanted into the subject where 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 to cease rapid development when transplanted into the subject. Therefore, the organ grows quickly and functions properly and efficiently. Since the organ contains the same subject's DNA, there is no threat of rejection by the body.


==Human Cloning==
==Human Cloning==
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