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Cloning is a process where the nucleus of one egg is taken
and it's coated with the membrane of other individual,
to get a duplicate of a person. so my question is:when we
use egg of some individual and membrane of some other how
will we get a duplicate of a particular individual?
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Answer / sree
The nucleus is the basic genetic material because it
contains the DNA. The DNA codes for all of the phenotypes
(external characteristics) of an individual. Thus, the
phenotype of the nucleus-donor is expressed. In humans,
there are also certain characteristics that are expressed
by the mitochondrial DNA(mtDNA). Thus some of the
characteristics of the clone would be that of the mtDNA
derived from the donor of the cytoplasm and cell membrance
(coz mitochondria is cytoplasmic). Hence, a clone would
have major expressions of the nucleus donor and minor
expressions of the cytoplasm donor.
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Answer / m.anusha
if we take the nucleus of one egg from the individual only
that particular individual will be duplicated not the
membranes of others.
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Answer / surya
characters of an individual denpends on his/her genetic
composition . so in cloninig process we get the same
individual from which the genetic material is selected or
tranfered.
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Answer / haritha viplavam
Since the genome of individual is only one the particular
progeny gets the same characters
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