Dolly cloning steps?
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Enucleate egg → insert body cell nucleus → shock → embryo → surrogate.
Key words: surrogate
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Enucleate egg → insert body cell nucleus → shock → embryo → surrogate.
Key words: surrogate
The body cell donor.
Key words: donor
Stimulate cell division.
Key words: division
Nuclear transfer.
Key words: nuclear
Low success, less variation, health problems.
Key words: variation
Carries the embryo.
Key words: embryo
Having had the nucleus removed.
Key words: enucleated
A female who carries an embryo that is not genetically hers.
Key words: surrogate mother
An early stage of development formed by mitosis.
Key words: embryo
What it provided: Diploid nucleus from an udder cell. Is Dolly genetically identical to it?: Yes.
Key words: Finn Dorset (nucleus donor)
What it provided: Enucleated egg cell. Is Dolly genetically identical to it?: No (nuclear DNA removed).
Key words: Scottish Blackface (egg donor)
What it provided: Uterus for development. Is Dolly genetically identical to it?: No.
Key words: Scottish Blackface (surrogate)
False. She is genetically identical to the nucleus donor.
False. No fertilisation occurs; the diploid nucleus is inserted.
False. The egg nucleus is removed; the body cell nucleus is used.