Somatic Nuclear Transfer
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Answer the following questions
1. How do a stain colour's a cell ?
2. If an egg is a single complete cell, why can't we see cell organelles in it ?
3. Can cells be made in a laboratory?
4. What are cells made of?
5. A blood cell doesn't has a nucleus. Then how is it able to perform the functions necessary for life?
Name the term used for a group of genetically identical individuals formed asexually from a single individual.
Which of the following statement is not true for a clone?
Clones are descended from a single parent
Identical twins are not clones
Both (A) and (C)
Clone is a result of sexual reproduction
wat do u mean by progeny??
- Natural breeding
- Cloning
- Artificial insemination
- Multiple ovulation embryo transfer
- True
- False
Regarding Assertion and Reason, choose the correct option
Assertion[A]: Dolly is a 100% clone of a Finn dorset ewe.
Reason[R]: Dolly's nuclear DNA is from a Finn dorset ewe and her mitochondrial DNA is from a Scottish Blackface ewe.
Both Assertion and Reason are true Reason does not explain Assertion
Assertion is False and Reason is True
Both Assertion and Reason are false
Both Assertion and Reason are True and Reason explains Assertion
In cloning of cattle, a fertilised egg is taken out of the mother's womb and
the egg is divided into four pairs of cells, which are implanted into the womb of other cows
in the eight-celled stage, cells are separated and cultured until small embryos are formed, which are implanted into the womb of other cows
in the eight-cell stage, the individual cells are separated under electrical field for further obtained in culture media
from this up to eight identical twins can be produced
- Outbreeding
- Inbreeding
- Artificial breeding
- None of the above
Unlike placental mammals, both monotremes and marsupials:
- Lack nipples
- Have some embryonic development outside the mother's uterus
- Lay eggs
- Are found in Australia and Africa