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Title: Whole Organism Cloning


1
Whole Organism Cloning
  • Plant cloning
  • Animals that clone
  • Embryo splitting/twins
  • Nuclear Transfer

2
Early cloning
  • First successful clone of tadpoles in the 1970's.
  • Transplanted the nucleus from a specialized cell
    of one frog into an unfertilized egg in which the
    nucleus had been destroyed by UV light

3
1996 Dolly
  • Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer
  • Transplanted nucleus from mammary gland cell from
    white faced sheep to the enucleated egg of a
    black faced sheep.
  • Stimulated with electricity to fuze and stimulate
    cell division

4
Dolly and Dolly
5
Dolly cont...
  • Dolly was shown to be genetically identical to
    the donor white faced sheep
  • Dolly has reproduced through normal sexual means.
  • Other mammals that have been cloned through the
    same method include cows, pigs, monkeys, and mice.

6
Why Clone?
  • Mass produce plants or animals with desired
    qualities
  • Prize winning orchid
  • GE sheep to produce insulin
  • Normal breeding could deselect the desired trait
  • Replace lost or deceased family pets
  • Repopulating endangered or extinct species
  • Therapeutic Cloning

7
Problems with Cloning
  • Current Success rate of only 1-4
  • Mitochondrial DNA
  • Time lag
  • Environmental conditioning
  • Ethics

8
Problems with Cloning
  • Current Success rate of only 1-4
  • Mitochondrial DNA
  • Time lag
  • Environmental conditioning
  • Ethics

9
More Problems
  • Finding sufficient source of eggs and surrogate
    mothers
  • Genetic abnormalities hearts, lungs, blood
    vessel complications, diabetes, immune systems
  • Euthanizing embryos or infants can be considered
    unethical, especially with humans.
  • Early Death - Telomeres

10
Human Cloning
  • Therapeutic Cloning
  • Make a clone of patient
  • Extract stem cells from embryo
  • Grow tissues for transplant
  • Save a life
  • Where would eggs and surrogate mothers come from?
  • The Island

11
Links to Resourses
  • How Stuff Works Cloning
  • http//science.howstuffworks.com/life/genetic/clon
    ing.htm
  • Cloning 101
  • https//www.youtube.com/watch?vq0B9Bn1WW_4
  • TEDed
  • http//ed.ted.com/on/MViO4vvywatch
  • Nuclear Transfer
  • https//www.youtube.com/watch?vhepoJgGJtNc
  • Wormhole Implications of cloning
  • https//www.youtube.com/watch?vdzJx2dl8MA8
  • DNA Learning Center
  • https//www.youtube.com/channel/UC8wZzNSXUHzv3Qijd
    OzeELA

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Make Your Own Notes
  • Process of whole organism cloning
  • Embryonic splitting vs SCNT
  • Selective breading vs biotech
  • Implications of cloning
  • Plants
  • Animals
  • Humans
  • Factors that may affect the clone
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