'Genetic duplicate' diaporamas de présentation

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CHAPTER 6

CHAPTER 6. CHROMOSOMES AND CELL REPRODUCTION. I. CHROMOSOMES. A. Formation of New Cells 1. Prokaryotic Cells -Reproduce by BINARY FISSION -Create a genetic duplicate. 2. Eukaryotic Cells.

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Surrogacy and Cloning

Surrogacy and Cloning. By: Liz Dove, Ebony Staples, Taylor Cavette, Cassandra Johnson, Megan Canny, & Cassandra Kimberly. Surrogacy. Definition: woman who gestates a fetus for others, usually for a couple or another woman Traditional surrogacy Gestational surrogacy.

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Attack of the Clones!

Attack of the Clones!. REVIEW. Asexual cloning occurs in nature Plants and less complex organisms can all duplicate trough asexual methods Complex, multicellular organisms have lost ability to asexually reproduce Cells have become too specialized . Human Assisted Cloning.

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Cloning

By: Zack McClanahan & Tyler Evans. Cloning. What is Cloning?. Cloning is producing the genetic twin of another organism. It can occur naturally as in birth or in a lab. There are two types of cloning: Reproductive and therapeutic . Reproductive Cloning.

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