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Methods of cloning
1. somatic cell nuclear transfer(SCNT)
2. embryonic cell nuclear transfer(ECNT)
3. early embryo splitting
4. chimera's are related
somatic cell nuclear transfer
1. nuclear transplant
2. relies on cytoplasmic factors of egg and direct early development
3. can have reproductive (live births) or therapeutic (research)
embryonic cell nuclear transfer
1. same as SCNT but take the nucleus from a embryonic cell to give greater chance that it wil lbe a success
early embryo splitting
artificially creating multiples by isolating totipotent cells from each other
chimera
putting totipotent cells of 2 separate individuals together to create one individual with 2 different genotypes
what are some difficulties with cloning?
1. SCNT not highly successful(ECNT a little better)
2. Embryo suurvival low(~2-5%)
3. early development variable
-identical twins not identical(morph of behave) due to diff environments
4. the influence of the cytoplasm of the egg
list of things we know so far
1. fewer protein-coding genes
2. lots of functional non-coding elements
3. ubiquitors transcription
4. large intergenic non-coding RNAs
large intergenic non-coding RNAs
1. cell-cycle regulation
2. immune responses
3. brain processes
4. gametopgenesis
5. modulate gene expressions