We had a biology lesson today at school and this is the fruits of Jessica and I's labor.
1. Explain the difference between a pair of identical twins that developed from the same fertilised egg and the two genetically identical animals produced as a result of nuclear transfer cloning.
Identical twins have all the same DNA... but also have when they’re born all the same business. Nuclear guys have the only one cell is the same so therefore if the sheep mutated then the cell is different from the sheep when it were a baby sheep. In conclusion, the twins are always the same but the sheep is different from time to time.
2. Describe how the owner of a prize cow could produce a genetically identical animal.
Cloning or also they throw them really fast so they go back in time and make themself again when they pass through certain barriers or they can jump from side to side really fast so it appears that there is two cows but in reality it is a trick of the eye.
3. Identify any benefits and any disadvantages of using nuclear transfer as a means of breeding animals.
The singular disadvantage of time-travelling cows is sometimes they can appear to come out at the wrong time slot so then will therefore be a medieval cow no a modern new age guy. Also if they are spending their days jumping they will get sick from all the organ shaking and the cows legs will either get rate buff or snap or get buff then snap. The benefit is that it you can use a catapult to what with chuck the cow.
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throwing them really fast to go back in time would produce a worm hole which would replicate the cow except the cow would really be there but wouldn'd be either. not a trick of the eye. but would exist in a parallel universe that would co-exist with ours to produce a second identical cow. Your teacher should really explain shit better to you :P lol umm yeah tell him/her to read a brief history of time by stephen hawkins and then teach the ways to replicate a prize cow. lol
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