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\nA sheep named Dolly brought us closer to Jurassic Park than mosquitoes frozen in amber ever did. This is everything you need to know about cloning. » Subscribe to NowThis Future Is it possible to bring back prehistoric beasts, like...\nA sheep named Dolly brought us closer to Jurassic Park than mosquitoes frozen in amber ever did. This is everything you need to know about cloning. » Subscribe to NowThis Future Is it possible to bring back prehistoric beasts, like dinosaurs, back from extinction? Can you pay a bunch of money to have your pets cloned? Can you clone yourself?! In this episode of ConTECHtual we're exploring what the future of cloning technology looks like. To get technical, there isn't just one form of cloning, there are three different types of cloning: 1) Gene Cloning, 2) Therapeutic Cloning, and 3) Reproductive Cloning. What's the difference between reproductive clothing vs therapeutic cloning? Find out in this video. Aside from the difference between therapeutic cloning vs reproductive cloning, we'll also talk about gene cloning. There are different processes involved for each type of cloning. For therapeutic cloning, a process known as SCNT, a.k.a. Somatic Cell Nuclear Transfer, is used. The SCNT process was the process used in 1996 to clone Dolly the sheep. It took 277 tries before scientists could successfully clone the baby sheep which became known as Dolly. The cloned sheep Dolly is the first mammal to be cloned, but she wasn't the first animal. Back in 1952. scientists cloned a tadpole using a version of the same method of nuclear transfer — however the tadpoles suffered abnormal growth. Where is the future of cloning heading now? What are scientists doing with cloning technology? We're getting to the bottom of it all in this episode of ConTECHtual. Here's what you need to know about cloning. #Cloning #Clones #Future #Science #ConTECHtual Connect with NowThis » Subscribe to NowThis News » Like us on Facebook » Tweet us on Twitter » Follow us on Instagram » Find us on Snapchat Discover From exploring the latest tech and science innovations shaping our future, to living sustainably and protecting our planet from climate change — this is NowThis Future! NowThis is your premier news outlet providing you with all the videos you need to stay up to date on all the latest in trending news. From entertainment to politics, to viral videos and breaking news stories, we’re delivering all you need to know straight to your social feeds. We live where you live. @NowThisFuture\n
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