These slides show an introduction about cloning.

2.  Cloning describes a number of different
processes that can be used to produce
genetically identical copies of a biological
entity.
 The copied material, which has the same
genetic makeup as the original, is referred to
as a clone

3.  in the 1950s two embryologists dr. r. briggs and
t. king developed a technique called nuclear
transplantation

6.  DR. GURDON REVEALED THAT NUCLEI
FROM OLDER EMBRYOS AND TADPOLES
WHEN TRANSPLANTED TO THE
ENUCLEATED EGG CELLS AFFECTED
THE DEVELOPMENTAL POTENTIAL.

22.  Experiments conducted
 Medical issues
 World view
 Pros and cons
 History
 Process
 Religious issues
 Federal and governmental regulations

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