please i have a simple question, instead of the nucleus from 1 being put in the egg cell of 2 them into the surrogate 3, why didn't they put an egg cell of 1 straight into 3?

Wow thank you so much! I was struggling to understand this concept and I watched your video and I understood it perfectly thank you thank you thank you

Hello Mr. Exham, i was curious if it is possible to crispr gigantism into the dna?

I wanted to know more about the Dolly sheep and this was the simplest and easiest explanation to understand. Thank you!

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU !!

A very dignified video. Thank you.

Thank you for all the pictures! I would get lost without it lol

Can animals 1 and 3 be the same animal, theoretically? As in, could an animal birth its own clone?

Has the Yamanaka technique superseded the Dolly method (transferring the nuclear dna of a somatic cell to an unfertilized oocyte cell)? If not, when is one technique more applicable? Since four of Dolly's sisters didn't suffer the same fate... Dolly's early death at 6 years old, is often attributed to a viral-cancer, not related to the cloning procedure. But didn't Dolly also have advanced arthritis and CVD for such a young sheep? For example, some suggest that Dolly retained the epigenetic aging signature of the donor sheep.. her telomeres were much shorter than her chronological age would have predicted. Has the connection between cloning / teleomeres / and life-span been established? On the Life Scientific Podcast, Ian Wilmut mentions that sperm would normally signal to the egg to start dividing, but in this cloning technique, an electric shock to the egg is used! He also says that while all the genetic information came from sheep #1, there are factors in the egg (sheep #2) that change the expression of that DNA! However, I wonder how much influence the *environment* (sheep #3's horomones, stress, etc) also has over the DNA!

thank you so much!

Thank you - This was really helpful!!

Short but perfect

where's the subtitles

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good thanks Mr.

Well explained

Had an exam. Thanks

that dolly pun was great

The link is missing! How was the egg fertilise?

This video precisely answered my questions about Dolly (^_^). BTW, can I know what app (or online website) was used for removing the background of the person speaking?? I really need if for my school project. Thank you!

Isn't it the same if you just use the egg cell of sheep number 1? Why was it needed to enucleated the egg cell of sheep number 2 when you could just use the full egg cell of sheep number one (which already has the dna of sheep 1) or enucleate the egg cell of sheep 1 and fuse it with the dna which would be extracted from another cell of sheep 1? Also why is it needed for the new cell, after its fused, to be implanted in a 3rd sheep?

why do we need 1 more sheep to put the the embryo in we can just out it in the second once

Your the best and genius

Sooo cool

why does it have to be an egg from another sheep?

Why did the biologist pick a sheep to clone?

1:22 / 4:10

Very good video

Can we actually bring back extinct animals?

Man…why don’t I have this topic on my gcse biology textbook

Thank you❤️😊 From Sri Lanka 🇱🇰😍

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Nice video. Love from India. :-)

Aint cloning som like- {there is this ONE THING} ... (and you cloned it){HORRAY!!!!!!!!!!! .... YOU'VE GOT THE SAME [U] BUT A DIFF [U]}

Who has been sent by class 7a

who got sent here for R.E

ahhhh why british