With enough research they could develop a prototype cell, that would kill specific viruses and clone it.
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How do the immune systems of cloned animals fare against diseases?
The immune systems of cloned animals are not as good as naturally born animals.
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Who was the first man to clone an animal?
John Gurdon
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What is combined with the embryo to start mitosis?
The nucleus of the donor cell is then put into the egg cell.
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What are the possible benefits of therapeutic cloning?
The benefits of therapeutic cloning could be to find a way to regenerate someone's body parts scientifically and then possibly surgically take out someone's and put it the new organ.
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What happens to malformed clones?
Scientists could research the malformed clone itself to find a way to prevent it.
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What is the name of the most popular and well known clone today?
Dolly the Sheep
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What is needed to start mitosis in the embryo?
An electrical jolt, or chemical stimulation is needed to start the cell's reproduction.
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What are the benefits of reproductive cloning?
You would get an animal exactly the same as the first one, with the better traits.
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How does the success rate of cloning affect the progression of it?
The success rate being low affects the progression rate of cloning by not having as many subjects to study.
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Who was the man who first thought of the theory of heredity?
August Weissman
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Where is the egg then inserted to further grow until born?
The embryo is implanted into a surrogate mother's uterus.
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How can cloning be used to stop animals from going extinct?
The genetic information can be stored for later use so when the success rate of cloning is higher that can be used.
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What are the ethical problems with cloning?
Cloning has come across many issues with religion. As well as most people are against human cloning.