3.2.27 - Cloning Animals

Question 1

Can clones be produced naturally? Prove answer

Answer 1

Yes, by organisms that produce offspring via asexual reproduction

Question 2

What is asexual reproduction

Answer 2

one parent reproduction

Question 3

What is reproductive cloning?

Answer 3

The process of generating a new organism with the same DNA as its parent.

Question 4

What was the 1st animal cloned by scientists?

Answer 4

A tadpole

Question 5

What year was the 1st animal cloned in?

Answer 5

1952

Question 6

What type of animals have scientists been able to clone recently?

Answer 6

Sheep, goats, cows, mice, pigs, rabbits, and cats

Question 7

What was the 1st mammal cloned from the cells of an adult via reproductive cloning technology?

Answer 7

A sheep

Question 8

What was the name of the 1st mammal cloned

Answer 8

Dolly

Question 9

Had other mammals been cloned before Dolly? If so, how?

Answer 9

Yes, but they were cloned using embryonic cells.

Question 10

Humans have been cloned before. True or False.

Answer 10

False

Question 11

Many countries have banned cloning, but it’s possible. True or False.

Answer 11

True

Question 12

What year was the 1st mammal cloned in?

Answer 12

1996

Question 13

In a cloned organism and its parent does the chromosomal DNA differ or does the mitochondrial DNA differ?

Answer 13

The mitochondrial DNA differs

Question 14

With a cloned organism and its parent the chromosomal DNA is different. True of False

Answer 14

False

Question 15

With a cloned organism and its parent the Mitochondrial DNA is the same. True or False.

Answer 15

False