Melissa Thom wrote 01/02/2009 12:03 PM Article about dog cloning #222136 - 01/02/2009 12:03 PM
Melissa Thom Webboard User Reg: 12-04-2007 Posts: 2781 Loc: Upper Left hand corner, USA Offline	I found this on the Seattle times page today. I must admit I find the results to be interesting when it comes to speaking about the differences between these clones. If nothing else it's a fun read into how much we don't know about this stuff yet. http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/nationworld/2008582045_clones02.html
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Sarah Morris wrote 01/02/2009 12:15 PM Re: Article about dog cloning [Re: Melissa Thom ] #222140 - 01/02/2009 12:15 PM
Sarah Morris Webboard User Reg: 08-29-2006 Posts: 2324 Loc: Central Coast, California Offline	Mom's line about having a "real dog" sounds like she doesn't think much of her son's work. :smirk: Neither do I. True
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stephanie biros wrote 01/02/2009 12:43 PM Re: Article about dog cloning [Re: Sarah Morris ] #222152 - 01/02/2009 12:43 PM
stephanie biros Webboard User Reg: 06-19-2006 Posts: 199 Loc: Maine Offline	Not a fan, either. It's all creepy to me, but then again, I tend to be an "all natural" type of girl.
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Melissa Thom wrote 01/02/2009 12:53 PM Re: Article about dog cloning [Re: stephanie biros ] #222157 - 01/02/2009 12:53 PM
Melissa Thom Webboard User Reg: 12-04-2007 Posts: 2781 Loc: Upper Left hand corner, USA Offline	I find it not interesting for the is it good to clone, not good to clone etc argument. We've been cloning animals a long long time, long before Dolly probably most commonly with embryo dividing mice and rats for research. I find it more interesting for the nature vs nurture debate and understanding how genetics factors play out. I find it very interesting that the first cat cloned didn't look at all like it's calico clone mate. I also find it interesting that the slight differences in mtDNA may change the outward appearance of a dog.
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