How and why is a cloned organism be different from the original?

Answer 1

organisms are cloned for different things. long ago a scientist started cloning an apple. he did it to prove that it WAS possible. maybe you can clone a Panda Bear so that they don't become extinct.

Answer 2

To clone an organism you need to go on eBay; a somatic cell donor( this can be male or female), an egg cell donor and a surrogate mother.First the cumulus cell is taken out of the somatic cell donor and put in a petri dish, then the same is done with the egg cell. The egg cell is then enucleated(the nucleus is then removed) and put in a nother petri dish. The cumules cell(excluding the nucleus) and the egg cell nucleus are put in a separate petri dish with a morula for 1-6 hours to develop it is then put in th womb of the surrogate mother and impregnates her. When the offspring is born it has the same genetic make up as the somatic cell donor as it has provided the DNA for the offspring to be born

Answer 3

for my information,there is a vital materials that can be found in a spiral DNA located in a nucleus of an organism.the DNA carries genetic information of an organism.take out animal as my examples,when we want to carried out clonning process,we simply take out DNA that contains desirable characteristics or formally known as genes from two different species.then,place the eggs to the other animals...dolly sheep is an example of successful clonning process..

Answer 4

thats a weird question are you refering to natural (no human interference cloning) or with human assistance the former may be viruses, bactiria and the lizard Aspidoscelis genus native to Mexico technically clone but any organizum can be cloned i.e. dolly the sheep with human assistance but then you get into ethical questions can we clone them to harvest organs, or do they have rights etc...

Answer 5

It is formed when the skin cell of a desired species and its DNA are combined with the sex cell of another desired species. The species that gave the skin cell with DNA in it will be the one cloned in the end

Answer 6

When you clone something, you get the same organism you started with. For example, if you clone a sheep, you will get another sheep.

Answer 7

Be cause it could have different DNA for example , if you clone a sheep, you might get a sheep with 6 legs or with two heads.

Answer 8

nothing