Cloning and Transgenic Animals Quiz
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What was the crucial difference in creating Polly and Molly compared to Dolly the Sheep?

  • Polly and Molly had a new gene inserted into their cells. (correct)
  • Polly and Molly were cloned for a different purpose.
  • Polly and Molly were cloned at a different location.
  • Polly and Molly were cloned from a different type of cell.
  • What makes Polly and Molly unique compared to Dolly the Sheep?

  • They were modified after the cloning process was completed.
  • They were transgenic animals and cloned from an adult somatic cell. (correct)
  • They were cloned for the purpose of producing therapeutic proteins.
  • They were cloned at a different institute than Dolly the Sheep.
  • What was the gene chosen for insertion into Polly and Molly's cells?

  • A gene to enhance their cloning process.
  • A gene to improve their reproductive capabilities.
  • A therapeutic protein for demonstrating the potential of recombinant DNA technology. (correct)
  • A gene to increase their lifespan.
  • What was the potential use of the recombinant DNA technology combined with animal cloning?

    <p>To produce pharmacological and therapeutic proteins for treating human diseases.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the therapeutic protein inserted into Polly and Molly for?

    <p>Treating human diseases.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Polly and Molly vs Dolly the Sheep

    • The crucial difference in creating Polly and Molly compared to Dolly the Sheep is that they were genetically engineered to produce a human protein, whereas Dolly was not.
    • Polly and Molly are unique because they were the first transgenic animals, meaning they were genetically engineered to produce a specific protein.

    Recombinant DNA Technology and Animal Cloning

    • The gene chosen for insertion into Polly and Molly's cells was the human gene for alpha-1 antitrypsin, a protein used to treat cystic fibrosis.
    • The potential use of the recombinant DNA technology combined with animal cloning is to produce large quantities of human proteins for therapeutic purposes.

    Therapeutic Protein

    • The therapeutic protein inserted into Polly and Molly for was alpha-1 antitrypsin, used to treat cystic fibrosis and other lung diseases.

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    Test your knowledge of cloning and transgenic animals with this quiz about Polly and Molly, the first transgenic mammal clones. Learn about their significance in scientific research and the differences between their cloning process and that of the famous Dolly the Sheep.

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