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    The story

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    The story

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    What should you do????

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    Do you have watching this

    movie???

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    Or this???

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    What do you know about

    Cloning?

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    Chapter 5: Cell division

    Mitosis- APPLICATION OF

    MITOSIS

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    Cloning

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    Cloning

    Asexual organism reproduce clones.

    Clone has same genetic content and

    chromosomal number

    Cloning is the process to produce

    genetically identical organism

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    Cloning in plant

    Technique of cloning plant known as

    tissue culture

    Tissue culture laboratory

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    Tissue culture

    First presenter.

    5-7 minutes only

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    How to do tissue culture?

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    Animal cloning

    Second presenter (5-7 minutes)

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    Definition: The process of making

    identical genomic copies of

    an original animal.

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    Brief History of Cloning 1952: Briggs and King clone tadpoles.

    1953: Watson and Crick find the structure

    of DNA.

    1962: John Gurdon clones frogs from

    differentiated cells.

    1963: J.B.S. Haldane coins the term

    clone.

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    Brief History of Cloning 1977: Karl Illmensee creates mice

    with only one parent,

    1984: Twinning- create genetic copies

    from embryonic cells.

    1996: First animal cloned from adult

    cells is born.

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    The Cloning Process 1978: Splitting embryos

    1986: Embryo Cloning

    1994: Embryonic cell line cloning

    1996: Adult or Somatic cell cloning

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    Stage 1

    Cell collected from a sheeps udder.

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    Stage 2

    Nucleus is removed from unfertilized

    egg of second sheep.

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    Stage 3

    Udder cell is inserted into egg with

    no nucleus.

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    Stage 4

    Insertion is successful.

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    Stage 5

    Electrical charge is supplied.

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    Stage 6

    Cells begin to divide.

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    Stages 7 & 8

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    Dolly The SheepDolly The Sheep

    Hello Dolly

    Dolly was the first

    mammal cloned from an

    adult cell.

    She was born in 1996

    and died in 2003.

    She was 6 when she

    died, about half the usual

    age for a sheep

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    I am copy cat

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    From National Geographic

    Scientists in Texas have successfully cloned a cat,

    opening the way to replicating pets and other

    valued animals once the technique is perfected.

    The kitten, called CC (the old typist's abbreviationfor carbon copy) and now almost two months old,

    appears healthy and energetic, although she is

    completely unlike her tabby surrogate mother, Mark

    Westhusin and colleagues at Texas A&M University,College Station, announce in the February 21 issue

    ofNature.

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    Read more on

    http://news.nationalgeographic.com/n

    ews/2002/02/0214_021402copycat.ht

    ml

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    Advantages of cloning

    3rd presenter (5-7 minutes only)

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    Disadvantages of cloning

    4th presenter (5-7 minutes only)

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    Apply your idea

    Now divide yourself into 2 group

    Pro and con group

    Read the situation carefully

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    Debate the situation by state the

    advantages and disadvantages of the

    cloning in this situation.

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    A country use cloning to culture the a

    species of tomato. This clone species

    widely use throughout the country

    because there are big and have goodtaste. Government urge all farmer to

    grow this species of tomato and

    prevent other tomato species to beplant. Do you agree with this

    decision???

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    Conclusion

    Scientist and government group

    Farmer group

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    30 Cloned Human Embryos

    U.S. and South Korean scientists have cloned 30

    human embryos. They said that this is a 'major step

    forward' in curing currently incurable diseases. The

    thirty human embryos each contain stem cells that

    can be used to create almost any human tissue.Diseases such as diabetes and muscular dystrophy

    damage this tissue.


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