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Bio cloning
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- 6. 1st cloned animal Only oneborn alive Died prematurely Edwards. J.L. et al. Cloning Adult Farm Animals: A review of the possibilities and problems with somatic cell nuclear transfer. 2003. American Journal of Reproductive Immunology. 50:2:113-123. Let’ talk abou t dolly
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- 9. British biologist J.B.S.Haldane is given credit for having coined the word "clone" during a speech in 1963. In 1966, scientists Marshall Niremberg, Heinrich Mathaei, and Severo Ochoa broke the genetic code, allowing for studies on genetic engineering. The first gene was isolated in 1969 and the first recombinant DNA molecules, a combination of the DNA from two different organisms, were created in 1972. In 1977, a German biologist created mice with a single parent. By 1979, Karl Illmensee claimed to have successfully cloned three mice. HISTORY
- 10. ADVANTAGES There will bean endless supply of animals to clone, and we will never run out of food from animals, because we have been able to clone based on previous efforts, the most famous of these was the first ever cloning of an animal, Dolly the lamb which was a successful cloning where Dolly was a healthy lamb.
- 11. Die before birth Bornalive and suffer from serious abnormalities Premature death High birth weights Inefficiency DISADVANTAGES
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