'Cloned animals' presentation slideshows

Module 5 Unit 3 Science versus nature

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Genetic Engineering

Genetic Engineering. Key concept: DNA sequences of organisms can be changed. Entire organisms can be cloned. A clone is a genetically identical copy of a gene or of an organism. Some plants clone themselves from their roots.

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Unit3

Unit3. Science versus nature. Welcome to the unit. Lead-in. Science is developing so fast that sometimes it is beyond our imagination. Biotechnology is quite popular nowadays, especially cloning. Can you give me an example of cloning? What is cloning?.

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Legal and Moral implications of cloning ????????????????????????

Legal and Moral implications of cloning ????????????????????????. Cloned Animals. What animals do you know have been cloned so far?. Dolly.

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At the end of this unit you should: Know what it means to clone.

At the end of this unit you should: Know what it means to clone. Be able to list the benefits of cloning. Know the advantages and disadvantages of cloning. Be able to describe how new plants can be produced using cloning. Be able to discuss the ethical issues surrounding cloning.

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Cloning By: Gina Patronaggio

Cloning By: Gina Patronaggio. What is cloning?. Cloning is the creation of an organism that is an exact genetic copy of another! Every single bit of DNA is exactly the same between the two organisms.

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Unit 2 Cloning

Unit 2 Cloning. The return of the dinosaurs ?. Revision. What are the advantages of cloning?. Have plants of similar quality to sell. Useful for research on new plant species. Make endangered species keep on. Help families who want to have a child. Have cures for serious illnesses

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Cloning

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Aim: What is cloning?

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Aim: What is cloning?

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