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Aim: What is cloning?

Aim: What is cloning?. Do Now: Review our test. What is a clone? . Clone refers to genetically identical cells originating from one cell. What are they talking about when they refer to “cloned animals”?

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Aim: What is cloning?

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  1. Aim: What is cloning? Do Now: Review our test.

  2. What is a clone? • Clone refers to genetically identical cells originating from one cell. • What are they talking about when they refer to “cloned animals”? • They take DNA from a cloned cell of another animal, and insert it into a zygote that had its DNA removed, and replace it with the cloned DNA.

  3. What cloning lookslike on a cellularlevel…

  4. Who did they clone? • In 1997, they successfully cloned the first animal- a lamb named Dolly. • The nucleus they used was from an adult of the same species. • Since then, they have successfully cloned sheep and pigs.

  5. Why do they want to clone animals? • They do this to study genetic disorders and disease susceptibility. • It is done strictly for medical research.

  6. In the blue Biology book… • Turn to page 331 and read up to 333. • Answer questions 1-4 on page 333. You need to read the previous pages in order to answer the questions. • Make sure your name is on the paper – it will be collected.

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