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    Cloning

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    artificial embryo twinning and somatic cell nuclear transfer. 1. Artificial Embryo Twinning Artificial embryo twinning is a relatively low-tech way to make clones. As the name suggests‚ this technique mimics the natural process that creates identical twins. In nature‚ twins form very early in development when the embryo splits in two. Twinning happens in the first days after egg and sperm join‚ while the embryo is made of just a small number of unspecialized cells. Each half of the embryo continues

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    synchronization and superovulation iii. Embryo transfer‚ pregnancy and parturition control d. Somatic cell nuclear transfer-makes nearly identical copies of animals (“clones”) e. Generation of transgenic animals or fish f. Gene knockout technology to generate animals in which a specific gene has been inactivated 3. Know the types of cloning. g. Artificial twinning’s ( blastomere separation)- using embryos h. Reproduction cloning: generates an animal

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    Hans Spemann

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    presumptive belly skin region of another gastrula‚ it not only continued to be blastopore lip‚ but also initiated gastrulation and embryogenesis in the surrounding tissue (Figure 10.20). Two conjoined embryos were formed instead of one! In these experiments‚ Spemann and Mangold used differently pigmented embryos from two newt species: the darkly pigmented Triturus taeniatus and the nonpigmented Triturus cristatus. So when Spemann and Mangold prepared these transplants‚ they were able to readily identify

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    technology (ART)‚ in her case‚ in vitro fertilization (IVF) in order to bring to term 8 babies. While it is always the woman’s choice whether or not to undergo procedures like IVF‚ I would recommend nation-wide regulations regarding the number of embryos (one for women under 35) that

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    Research Once an egg cell is fertilized‚ it will undergo division and become an embryo. As an embryo‚ stem cells that are able to becoming many types of cells in the human body. Scientist research by getting embryos in two ways. A couple’s sperm and eggs are fertilized on a experimental dish where the egg develops into embryos‚ which after are implanted in the female. The second way in which scientists get embryos is therapeutic cloning. This technique merges a cell with a donor egg. The nucleus

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    mother and father. Any techniques used to aid infertility must respect this fact. For this reason‚ Catholics cannot allow for any fertility treatment where spare embryos are created. Embryos‚ Catholics believe‚ are not disposable commodities. Catholics believe that Artificial Insemination and IVF are acceptable if there are no spare embryos created and no donor used. Pope Pius XII described a donor being used as ’mechanical adultery’. Donating sperm to create a child‚ yet having no responsibility for

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    and can be used to replace or even heal damaged tissues and cells in the body. Embryonic stem cells come from living‚ human embryos and can be harvested from two sources‚ embryos and fetuses. Embryonic stem cells are obtained by harvesting living embryos which are generally 5-7 days old. The removal of embryonic stem cells invariably results in the destruction of the embryo. Fetuses are another type of stem cell called an embryonic germ cell can be obtained from either miscarriages or aborted fetuses

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    Cloning Controversy

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    in the science communities throughout the world. The first demonstration of artificial embryo twinning was performed by Hans Adolf Edward Dreisch using a sea urchin (National Human Genome Research Institute). In this simple experiment‚ Dreisch proved that shaking two-celled sea urchin embryos separated them and allowed each cell to grow into full sea urchins. What was learned by this experiment was that embryos in early stages of development have their own set of genes and can grow into full organisms

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    Designer Babies Essay

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    In the future‚ will designer babies will become the world’s reality? Genetic manipulation‚ also referred to as Genetic Engineering‚ is the manipulation of genomes of humans using biotechnology. This process allows people to choose certain genes such as hair color‚ eye color‚ and to produce a child in their favor. Although designer babies are becoming more popular today‚ there are certain precautions that should be taken towards the manipulation of human genomes using biotechnology‚ and many people

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    The History of Cloning

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    parent plant. 1938- Hans Spermann‚ of Germany‚ envisions what he calls the "fantastical experiment". He suggests taking the nucleus from a cell in the late-stage embryo and transplanting that nucleus into an egg. 1952- Scientists Robert Briggs and T.J. King use a pipette to suck the nucleus from the cell of an advanced frog embryo‚ they then add it to a frog egg. The egg didn’t develop. 1970- John Gurdon tries the same experiment with the same procedure. The eggs developed into tadpoles but

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