22.3 Cloning In Animals Flashcards

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How do invertebrates clone naturally

A

Some regenerate entire animals from fragments of the original animal such as starfish
Hydra produce small buds on the side of their bodies
In insects females can produce offspring without mating

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How do verterbrates clone naturally

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Formation of monozygotic twins

Early embryo splits to form 2 seperate embryos

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What are teh two ways to artificially clone vertebrates

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Artificial twinning

Somatic cell nuclear transfer

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What is the basic process of artificial twinning

And what the use of it

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Split of embryo is produced manually

Used by farming community to produce the maximum offspring from particulary good dairy or cattle

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What’s the first steps Of artificial twinning

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Animal with desirable traits is treated with hormones so they superovulate and release more mature Ova than normal

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What happens when more mature ova is produced in artificial twinning

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Ova may be fertilised naturally

Or by artificial insemination by another animal with oaryically good traits

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How do we get mature eggs in artificial twinning

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Mature eggs are removed and fertilised by top quality bull semen in the lab

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What happens to the cells before or around day 6 of artificial twinning

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Cells are totipotent and the cells of the early embryo are split to produce smaller embryos
These are grown in a lab for a few days before implanting them into surrogate mother

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What happens to the embryos after being impacted to surrogate mother

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They develop into foetuses and are born normally

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What is somatic cell nuclear transfer

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Cloning an adult animal by taking the nucleus from an adult somatic cell and transferring it to an enuleated egg cell
Using a tiny electric shock to fuse the egg and nucleus and stimulate the combined cell to divide

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How do they get a nucleus in somatic cell nuclear transfer and remove a nucleus from something

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Nucleus is removed from a somatic cell of adult animal
Nucleus is also removed from a mature ovum harvested from a different female animal
The nucleus from somatic cell is placed into the enucleated ovum by a mild electric shock

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What happens with the embryo that develops in somatic cell nuclear transfer

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It’s transferred into the uterus of a third animal where it’s develops

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Advantages of artificial twinning

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Enables high yielding farm animals to produce many more offspring
Enables a teh success of a sire at passing on desirable genes

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Advantages of SCNT

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Enables GM embryos to be replicated and develop - important tin pharming
Enables scientists to clone specific animals
Enables rate or endangered animals to be reproduced

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Cons of animal cloning

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SCNT is very inefficient
they fail to develop and micarry
Shortened life spans

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