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Why would embryonic cell embryos need to be cloned from the patient?
because the dosaurs love to make IVF test tube babies. also they loveto eat monster trucks covered in a big cup oif love.
What two things do all growing embryos need?
the 2 things that ALL growing embryos need are food and oxygen
What type of personality would be successful for a pediaticion?
You would need a nice and a respectful attitude and you would also need to be patient.
Should cloning be used to produce transplant organs?
Yes, since it does not rely upon the death of humans to save others. Plus, 'cloned' organs would be (almost) exact copies of the patient's original organ, hence there would be far fewer rejection issues and so less need for (semi-toxic) immunosuppresive drugs post-transplant.
What two things do all developing embryos need?
All developing embryos need a source of nutrients for growth and development, as well as proper oxygen supply for metabolism. These two factors are essential to support the key processes of cell division and differentiation during embryonic development.
A patient in need of treatment for the correction of a malocclusion would visit a an?
orthodontist
A patient in need of treatment for correction of a malocclusion would visit a?
orthodontist
What do developing embryos require for survival?
Developing embryos require a stable environment with proper nutrients, oxygen, and temperature. They also need protection from harmful substances and proper genetic programming for healthy development. Additionally, they rely on the mother's body for support in terms of shelter and nourishment.
A patient in need of treatment for the correction of a malocclusion would visit a?
Answer is C. orthodontist
A sentence with the word injection?
The patient passed out when he learned that he would need an injection.
How does a cloned sheep compare genetically to sheep that is made using sexual reproduction?
To answer this correctly, you need to know how the sheep are related. Is the parent of the cloned sheep one of the parents to the sheep that is produced sexually? If so, the two sheep would have half the numbers of genes in common. If not, they would be even less related and have fewer genes in common. Both would have the genes that make them sheep in common.
How does a cloned sheep compare genetically to a sheep that is made using sexual reproduction?
To answer this correctly, you need to know how the sheep are related. Is the parent of the cloned sheep one of the parents to the sheep that is produced sexually? If so, the two sheep would have half the numbers of genes in common. If not, they would be even less related and have fewer genes in common. Both would have the genes that make them sheep in common.
