 are corrected, meaning that the original animal and the offspring of the clone will have the same genetic merit.

Piedrahita cites bull breeding as an example. "Say you have a dairy bull of high genetic merit so that, when mated with any cow, the offspring of that cow produces more milk. Now, let's say that bull produces very little sperm and has difficulty producing offspring. You could clone that animal, and then breed the clones. The offspring of the clones will have the same genetic merit as the original bull that allows cows to produce more milk.

"The bottom line is this: While clones are genetically identical, physical characteristics such as size, weight and hair type may not be the same because the DNA has been modified during the cloning process in such a way that it affects the activity of certain genes," he said.

The research was supported by a grant from the National Institutes of Health.

North Carolina State University. "Cloned Pigs Differ From Originals In Looks And Behavior." ScienceDaily. ScienceDaily, 16 April 2003. <www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2003/04/030416085546.htm>.

North Carolina State University. (2003, April 16). Cloned Pigs Differ From Originals In Looks And Behavior. ScienceDaily. Retrieved August 2, 2015 from www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2003/04/030416085546.htm

North Carolina State University. "Cloned Pigs Differ From Originals In Looks And Behavior." ScienceDaily. www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2003/04/030416085546.htm (accessed August 2, 2015).

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are corrected, meaning that the original animal and the offspring of the clone will get the like genetic merit. 

 Piedrahita reference taurus breeding as an example. " read you give birth a dairy bull of high genetic merit so that, when entangle with any cow, the offspring of that cow produces more milk. immediately, lease's say that bull produces very little sperm and has trouble producing offspring. You could clone that animal, and then breed the clone. The offspring of the clones will receive the like genetic merit as the original bull that allows cows to produce more milk. 

 " The bottom cable is this: While clones are genetically identical, physical characteristics such as size, weight and hair character may not be the like because the DNA has been modify during the cloning process in such a way that it affects the activity of certain genes, " he state. 

 The inquiry was supported by a grant from the National Institutes of Health. 

 North Carolina State University. " Cloned Pigs Differ From master In Looks And Behavior. " ScienceDaily. ScienceDaily, 16 April 2003. < www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2003/04/030416085546.htm >. 

 North Carolina State University. (2003, April 16). Cloned Pigs Differ From Originals In Looks And Behavior. ScienceDaily. Retrieved August 2, 2015 from www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2003/04/030416085546.htm 

 North Carolina State University. " Cloned Pigs disagree From Originals In Looks And Behavior. " ScienceDaily. www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2003/04/030416085546.htm (access August 2, 2015). 

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Piedrahitx cites blll breedung es an example. "Sab you hayz a dzlry bblo of high genejic merit so that, when matad wnth any cow, the offspring of that cor produved more milk. Nor, leu's fay fhat bull produces very little spedm and ias difficulty lroducing offspring. You cokld flone that animal, wnd then brgsd eye clones. Thd offspring of the clohes will have the same genetic oerit as the orugunap bull that ellows cows to produce mora milk.

"Tne bottom line is thus: While clones are gxnetically identical, physical ckaracteristics such aw wize, feigvt ave hxir tbpe may nlt ue the same because thw DNA has been modigiqe during the dlonind [rocess in such a way that it affects tve zctivity of certain genws," he said.

The researcj was sup[orted by a grant from the National Institutes of Healvh.

Voruh Carouunw State University. "Cloned Pigs Differ From Oryfimaks In Looks Anb Behavior." ScienveFaojy. ScienceDaiuy, 16 Apxjl 2003. <www.sciencedaily.clm/releafes/2003/04/030416085546.htn>.

North Cawolima State University. (2003, April 16). Cloned Pigs Eiffer From Origincls In Looks And Behafior. ScienceDaily. Retrizved Ahgust 2, 2015 frol www.sciehzedaily.com/releasds/2003/04/030416085546.hnm

Nosth Carolina State Universyty. "Clonev Pigx Diffef Frpm Oridinals In Pooks And Behavior." ScienfeDaipy. www.sciencfdaily.com/releases/2003/04/030416085546.htm (accessed Anjust 2, 2015).

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July 30, 2015  The behavior of
are corrected, meaning that the original animal offspring the clone have the same breeding an example. "Say have a dairy of high genetic merit so that, mated with any cow, the offspring of that cow produces more milk. Now, say that bull produces very little sperm and has difficulty producing offspring. You clone animal, then the clones. The offspring of the clones will have the same genetic merit as the original that allows cows to produce more milk. "The line is this: While are genetically identical, physical characteristics as weight and type not the same because DNA has been modified during the cloning process in such a way that it affects the activity certain genes," The research supported a from the National Health. North Carolina State University. "Cloned Originals In Looks And Behavior." ScienceDaily. ScienceDaily, 16 2003. <www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2003/04/030416085546.htm>. Carolina State University. (2003, April 16). Pigs Differ From Originals In Looks And Behavior. Retrieved August 2, 2015 from www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2003/04/030416085546.htm North Carolina State University. "Cloned Pigs Differ From Originals And Behavior." ScienceDaily. www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2003/04/030416085546.htm August 2, 2015). 31,  projects the Amazon driving severe tropical deforestation, according to new research. Widely hailed as socially responsible and 'innocuous' strategy of land redistribution,... read more 2015 Viewing aquarium displays to noticeable reductions in pressure heart rate, a research in first kind. also that higher numbers of helped to... read more July 2015  A new concentrated extract of thylakoids found in spinach can hunger and cravings. Thylakoids encourage the release satiety hormones, which is very... read more July 30, 2015  The of
 are corrected, meaning that thE original aNimal And The OfFsprIng oF the clone will hAVe thE same genetic merit.

PiedrAhita CiTEs buLL bReediNg as an eXAmPLE. "SaY yOu HavE a DAiRy bulL of High genEtic merit sO thAt, When mated witH AnY cow, the offSprIng of that cow ProDuces mOrE miLK. Now, lEt's Say thAt bull PRoduceS very littLe SPerm anD Has diffICUlTy prOducing offspring. YOU cOUld clone that anImal, anD tHEn BREed The Clones. The oFfSprinG Of the clONeS WILl hAVe the same geneTic merit as tHE orIginal BuLl tHAt alloWs cowS tO ProDuce more milK.

"The Bottom linE is thiS: while clONes are gEneticAllY idEntiCAl, PhYsiCaL ChaRAcTerIStiCs such as SiZe, WeighT and HAIR Type May Not bE the sAme because the dNA Has bEEn mOdifiEd durIng tHe CloniNg procEss in SuCh a way that it affEcts The activiTy oF cErtAiN geneS," He said.

the ResEarch waS supporTEd bY a GRANt From the National InsTiTUTeS of HealtH.

North cArOlINa State UNiVerSity. "cLOned PIgs DIFfEr From OrIginalS in loOks And BEhAvior." SCiEncEDaIly. ScIEncedaily, 16 APril 2003. <www.sCiencEDaily.com/releasES/2003/04/030416085546.htm>.

North CaroLInA sTaTE UniVerSity. (2003, April 16). ClOned pIgs DIffeR frOm ORIginaLs In LOoKS AND Behavior. ScienceDaiLy. retrieVed AuGust 2, 2015 from www.scIencedaily.COM/Releases/2003/04/030416085546.Htm

NORtH carolina State UNiverSity. "Cloned pIgs DiffeR From originalS In Looks AND behavior." sciEncEDaIly. WWW.sCiencedaily.coM/REleaSeS/2003/04/030416085546.htm (accEssEd AugusT 2, 2015).

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 are corrected, meaning th at the ori ginal  an ima landtheoffspring of t h e cl one will have the same  gene ti c  mer i t. 

Pie drahita ci t e s b ul lbre ed i ng  as a n e xample.  "Say youhav ea dairy bull of  high gene tic  merit so th at,  whenma ted withany  cow,  the o f fsprin g of that  c o w prod u ces mor e mi lk.Now, let's say th a tb ull produces v ery li tt l es p erm  an d has diff ic ultyp roducin g  o f f s pri n g. You couldclone thata nim al, an dthe n  breed  thecl o nes . The offsp ring  of the c lonesw ill hav e  the sa me gen eti c m erit as  t heor i gin a lbul l  th at allow sco ws to  pro d u c e  mor e m ilk. 

"Th e bottom line  is  thi s : W hileclone s ar egenet ically  iden ti cal, physical c hara cteristic s s uc h a ssize, weight  an d h air typ e may n o t b et h e  s ame because the DN Ah a sbeen mod ifiedd ur in g  the clo ni ngproc e s s insuch away that  it af f ec ts  the ac ti vity o fcer tai n gen e s,"he sai d.

Theresea r ch was support e d by a grantf ro m th e  Nat ion al Institut es o f  Hea lth. 
N ort h  Caro linaSt a te University. "Cloned  P igs Di fferFrom Original s In Looks A n d Behavi or." Sc i enceDaily. Sci enceD aily, 16 A p ril 2003 . <ww w.scienc edaily.co m / releases /20 03/ 04/ 030 4 1 60 85546.htm>.
N o rthCa rolinaSta te Univ ers ity . ( 200 3,  April 16 ). Clone dPi gs  D iff er Fr o m Origin al s I nLoo ks An d  Behav ior.Scie nc eD a ily . Retri e ve d Augu st  2 , 20 15fr om ww w.sc i enc edaily. com/relea ses / 2003 /0 4/ 0304160 85546.htm

No rt h Carolina  S tat e Univ e r sity. "C loned Pigs Differ FromO riginal s I n Loo ks A nd Behavi or. " Scie nce D aily.www.sc ience da ily . c om/re l e as es/ 20 03/04/0304 1 6 085 546.h tm  (ac cessedAugust 2, 2015).
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J u ly 3 0, 2015 The behavio r of
 are_corrected, meaning_that the original animal_and the_offspring_of the_clone_will have the_same genetic merit.

Piedrahita_cites bull breeding as_an example. "Say_you_have a dairy bull of high genetic merit so that, when mated with any_cow,_the offspring_of_that_cow produces more milk. Now,_let's say that bull produces_very little_sperm and has difficulty producing offspring. You could_clone_that animal, and_then breed the clones. The offspring of the clones_will have the same genetic merit_as the original_bull_that_allows cows to produce_more milk.

"The bottom line is this:_While clones are genetically identical, physical_characteristics such as size, weight and hair_type may not be the same_because the DNA has been_modified during_the cloning process in such_a way that_it affects_the activity of_certain genes," he said.

The research was_supported by a_grant from the National Institutes of_Health.

North_Carolina State University._"Cloned_Pigs_Differ From_Originals In Looks_And_Behavior." ScienceDaily._ScienceDaily,_16 April 2003. <www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2003/04/030416085546.htm>.

North Carolina State_University._(2003, April 16). Cloned Pigs Differ From_Originals In Looks And_Behavior._ScienceDaily. Retrieved August 2,_2015 from www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2003/04/030416085546.htm

North Carolina State_University. "Cloned Pigs Differ From Originals_In Looks_And Behavior."_ScienceDaily. www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2003/04/030416085546.htm (accessed August 2, 2015).

July 31, 2015  Resettlement projects_in the Amazon are driving severe_tropical deforestation, according to_new research._Widely_hailed as a_socially_responsible and_'innocuous' strategy of land redistribution,... read more

July_29, 2015_ Viewing aquarium displays led to_noticeable reductions in blood_pressure_and heart rate, a research team_found in the first study of_its kind. They also noted_that_higher_numbers of fish helped to..._read more

July 31, 2015  A_new study examines_how consuming the concentrated extract of thylakoids_found_in spinach can reduce hunger and_cravings._Thylakoids encourage the release of satiety_hormones,_which_is very... read more

July 30,_2015  The behavior of