The following diagram shows the process of cloning a sheep. Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant. Write at least 150 words.
A diagrammatic representation of man-made
sheep
from existing ones but not through mating.
It is immediately evident that there are five steps involved in cloning a sheep
.
The first is to obtain two female sheep
. A body cell
is extracted from one sheep
labelled A whilst an egg cell
is obtained from the other named B. Next,
is the extraction step. A genetic material is derived from A's body cell
, similarly
, the nucleus is removed from the egg cell
and taken from B. The fusion step then
follows where the DNA from sheep
A is combined with the egg cell
from sheep
B. After the fusion process, an embryo develops. Finally
, the embryo is implanted into the womb of a foster mother which carries this
until full development takes place. The final yield is a lamb, cloned from sheep
A that is
delivered by the foster mother.Submitted by nmaureen03 on
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