cloneall the
asexual offspring of an individual that are identical in regard to their
gene content
Source: Noland, George B. 1983. General
Biology, 11th Edition. St. Louis, MO. C. V. Mosby ...
Full article >>>CloneTo make multiple identical copies of a
DNA sequence or an exact copy as a noun.
Other Resources ...
Full article >>>Cloned
DNA molecules must be made progressively smaller and the fragments subcloned into new
vectors to obtain fragments small enough for use with current
sequencing technology.
Full article >>>Can
Humans Be
Cloned?
What have we learned from Dolly?
Sometime around 1993, I wrote the following, which appears on page 409 of my text
Biology. "Clearly, someone will eventually
clone a mammal, even a
human.
Full article >>>A section of
DNA that has been
inserted into a
vector molecule, such as a
plasmid or a
phage chromosome, and then replicated to form many identical copies. See also
cloneA B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z ...
Full article >>>Clones: A group of
cells derived from a single ancestor.
Clone (verb):
Clone (verb):. The act of duplicating
genetic material within a
vector.
Full article >>>CloneA group of genetically identical
cells or individuals derived by
asexual division from a common ancestor.
An individual formed by some
asexual process so that it is genetically identical to its parent.
See also
DNA clone.
Full article >>>clone -- An identical copy of an
organism. Most
plants,
fungi,
algae, and many other
organisms naturally reproduce by making
clones of themselves as a form of
asexual reproduction.
Full article >>>Clone: A group of genetically identical
cells or o rganisms that are descended from one parent. Identical twins are
clones, as are
colonies of
bacteria that reproduce by simple
cell division.
Full article >>>CLONE - Describes a large number of
cells,
viruses, or
molecules which are identical and which are derived from a single ancenstral
cell,
virus or
molecule.
Full article >>>Clone (verb): To "
clone" something is to produce copies of it. To
clone a piece of
DNA, ...
Full article >>>Clone Cells derived from a single
cell and thus expected to be genetically identical.
Cloning The production of multiple, genetically identical
molecules of
DNA,
cells, or
organisms.
Full article >>>Clone. An exact genetic replica of a specific
gene or an entire
organism. See
Cloning.
Full article >>>clone An exact copy of a
DNA segment; produced by
recombinant DNA technology.
closed
community A
community in which
populations have similar range boundaries and density peaks; forms a discrete unit with sharp boundaries.
Full article >>>clone[Gk. klon, twig]
(1) A
lineage of genetically identical individuals or
cells. (2) In popular usage, a single individual
organism that is genetically identical to another individual.
Full article >>>clone A
lineage of genetically identical individuals.
closed
circulatory system A type of internal
transport in which blood is confined to
vessels.
Covered in Lab 16 Rat Respiratory and
Circulatory Systems ...
Full article >>>Clone- All the
cells derived from a single
cell by repeated
cell division and having the same genetic constitution.
Cnidaria ...
Full article >>>clone A series of identical
cells or individuals that have developed from a single
cell or individual.
closed canopy A forest where tree crowns spread over 20 percent of the ground; has the potential for commercial timber harvests.
Full article >>>In
clone-based
sequencing (also known as hierarchical
shotgun sequencing) the first step is
mapping. One first constructs a map of the
chromosomes, marking them at regular intervals of about 100
kilobases (kb).
Full article >>>^ ORTHO
CLONE OKT3 Information page at Ortho Biotech. Retrieved 2005-03-10.
^ ZENAPAX (daclizumab) Information page at Roche Pharmaceuticals. Retrieved 2005-03-10.
^ Novartis product page for Simulect (basiliximab for injection) .
Full article >>>Natural
clonesCloning exists in nature in some
species and is referred to as
parthenogenesis.
Full article >>>A collection of
cloned
DNA, usually from a specific
organism.
explained:
Listen to a detailed explanation.
Full article >>>genomic 60%
cDNA clones 40%
cDNA clones
From
cells infected with the Sendai paramyxo
virus, 40% of
cDNA clones recovered had an extra G
residue.
Full article >>>Working from a flanking
DNA marker,
overlapping clones are successively identified that span a chromosomal region of interest. (See
Chromosome.)
Cistron. A
DNA sequence that codes for a specific
polypeptide; a
gene. See
DNA,
Gene.
Clone.
Full article >>>Clone -- genetically engineered replicas of
DNA sequences.
Cloned
DNA -- any
DNA fragment that passively replicates in the
host organism after it has been joined to a
cloning vector.
Full article >>>clones The descendants of a single
cell.
Classically, this has meant
cells, but Dolly the sheep was a
clone.
Full article >>>Library A collection of
clones or
DNA fragments which contains all of the
sequences present in the source.
Full article >>>Being genetic
clones of the parent
plant, offsets are the only way to enlarge the stock of a given tulip
cultivar. By contrast, tulips do not "come true" from
seed- the mixing of genes between parent tulips is very unpredictable.
Full article >>>Histochemical, immunohistochemical and functional ana
lysis of the resulting cybrids all showed a pattern in the PD
clones indicative of a
mtDNA mutation.
Full article >>> The resulting
cloned (copied) collections of
DNA molecules are called
clone libraries. A second type of
cloning exploits the natural process of
cell division to make many copies of an entire
cell.
Full article >>>Cloning animals refers to producing
offspring that are genetically identical to the
animal being
cloned. This process has been done by removing the
nucleus of an
egg and replacing it with a
diploid nucleus from the
organism to be
cloned.
Full article >>>Since
bacteria reproduce
asexually all of its descendents are
clones. Since
reproduction is not perfect
mutations happen. The experimenter can set the
environment so that
mutations for a particular attribute are selected.
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