The Application of Mitosis in Cloning
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The Application Of Knowledge On Mitosis In Cloning
1. Cloning is the process of producing _____________ or genetically identical
copies of a cell, tissue or an organism through __________________________.
2. Cloning is form of asexual reproduction because the organisms produced have
the same ______________________ and _________________________ as the
parent organism.
3. The nucleus that directs the development of the offspring comes from a diploid
cell reproduced through ______________________________ and not through
the fusion of gametes produced by ______________ cell division.
Application of Knowledge on Mitosis in Cloning
Cloning of Microbes
Cloning of Plants Cloning of Animals
Embryo Cloning Somatic Cell Cloning
(nuclear transfer)
What is genetic engineering?
1. ‘Genetic engineering’ or ‘DNA recombinant technology’ uses special techniques
and procedures to manipulate and alter the __________________ of an organism.
2. Useful genes of plants and animals can be ______________ and transferred to
___________________ such as bacteria to synthesise useful biological substances.
3. Organisms that has a foreign gene inserted into them are called
_________________________________.
Natural asexual reproduction
Use in biotechnology to grow microbes on a large scale
Process of growing cell artifi-cially in the lab.
(Organs are duplicated to replace a damaged)
(Produce an entire animal that is
genetically)
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Cloning in Plants - Tissue Culture
1. A piece of tissue, called _____________ is taken from the parent plant and cut into small pieces.
2. The pieces of tissues are _________________ to prevent the growth of pathogens.
3. Each sterile tissue piece is placed onto a ________________________________ (gel).
4. The tissue cells divided by mitosis to produce a mass of loosely arranged and undifferentiated
cells called _______________.
5. Callus tissue left in nutrient medium with shoot-stimulating hormone.
6. The shoots are separated and each is placed in nutrient medium.
7. Once the roots grow, the plantlets (little plants) are planted in sterile compost to grow.
The embryo is split into single cells and each cell divides into separate embryos.
Method Of Reproductive
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Advantages and disadvantages of cloning
Advantages Disadvantages
Overcome infertility problem
Women who are ___________ or have ge-
netic disorders would be able to have chil-
dren by having cloned embryos implanted
in them
Losing genetic diversity
Cloning results in forming of offspring that
are genetically identical to the parent.
Clones do not show __________________.
Choosing desirable characteristics
Cloning gives parents the opportunity to
choose characteristics they desire in their
children. Similarly commercial plant
growers can clone plants, and keep all de-
sirable characteristics.
Many ______________ crops like wheat,
soya bean and cotton which are resistant to
herbicides, pets and diseases have been
created.
Wiping out entire population
Since the entire population is genetically
______________________, the entire pop-
ulation is at great risk from new
_________________. When the genes in
the population could not overcome the
pathogens, then the entire population would
be wipe out.
Curing diseases
Organs can be created for people in need
for various _______________ (therapeutic
cloning). Cloned organs could replaced or
damaged organs without being rejected by
the patient’s immune system
Inbreeding
When everyone share the same genetic ma-
terial, inbreeding occurs. This causes more
diseases, more abnormalities and finally,
death of the population.
Multiply copies of useful genes or clones in
shorter time and large numbers.
For example, the bacterium Escherichia
coli has been genetically _____________
to produce the bovine growth hormone.
The hormone can injected into cow to in-
crease the quality of milk.
The Escherichia coli can also be cloned to
produce insulin. This insulin used in the
treatment of _______________________.
Long term side effects have not been deter-
mined
The prolonged use of many vaccines, anti-
bodies and hormones are produced by
________________________________
(GM) bacteria clones and their side effects
on humans have not been determined.
These organisms may _________ and be-
come dangerous to the environment and
other living organisms.
Control environmental pollution.
The _________ for the synthesis of lipase
is isolated from animals and inserted into
the bacterial genome to create a new strain
of bacteria that can clean up oil spills in
the ocean.
Disrupt the natural equilibrium in an eco-
system.
New clones can prevent the process of nat-
ural selection in the process of
_________________. Eventually no new
species may exist naturally.