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The pros of DNA technology involves the ability to insert particular traits in a species, production of artificial DNA, artificial production of important proteins and hormones, and DNA screening to detect hereditary disorders. The cons are; extinction of wild species caused by the rapid reproduction rate of artificial species, a process called genetic pollution, artificially produced species may show weaknesses, and the created species may carry new diseases.
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