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5-2a: Cloning • How are mammals cloned? • What is the difference between reproductive cloning and therapeutic cloning?

5-2a: Cloning How are mammals cloned?

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5-2a: Cloning

• How are mammals cloned?• What is the difference between reproductive

cloning and therapeutic cloning?

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Hello, Dolly!

Dolly and her surrogate motherRoslin Institute

Dolly and her lamb, BonnieRoslin Institute

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Mammalian cloning via somatic cell nuclear transfer

Anne McLaren, 2001 Nature 414, 129-131 doi:10.1038/35102194

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Why has cloning mammals become possible now?• In vitro fertilization technology has come of

age. Louise Brown the first “test tube baby” was born in the 1970s.

• Nuclear transfer into human eggs is possible for males with defective sperm.

• Embryo transfer is routinely used for reproduction of livestock (cattle)

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How easy (efficient) is animal reproductive cloning?

Dolly was the only lamb from 277 fused eggs Many animal species have been cloned.

Tetra – rhesus monkey

CopycatIdaho Gem mule

http://www.businesspundit.com/20-animals-that-have-been-cloned/

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Are cloned animals healthy?Dolly gave birth to a healthy lamb named Bonnie.Dolly suffered prematurely from arthritis and other ailments of old age.Dolly’s telomeres (ends of chromosomes) were shorter than for other sheep of comparable age.

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Complications in reproductive cloning

• Cloned offspring syndrome– Placental abnormalities– Fetus too large– High rate of spontaneous abortions– Early death

• Shorter telomeres?• Genes not imprinted properly

– Genes that control placental growth, fetal growth inactivated in maternal chromosomes

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Therapeutic cloning produces embryonic stem cells

Embryonic stem cell colony

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5-2b: Stem Cells

• What is the difference between embryonic stem cells and adult stem cells?

• What legal and ethical issues revolve around cloning and stem cell technologies?

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Stem cells: undifferentiated cells that can keep dividing to replenish various differentiated cell populations

• Totipotent – embryonic stem cells• Pluripotent – bone marrow stem cells• Oligopotent – hematopoietic stem cells• Multipotent – erythropoietic stem cells• Unipotent – reticulocytes

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Some adult stem cells

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mammalan development in vitro from egg to blastocyst

http://yaolab.stanford.edu/research/preimplantation.html

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Human development through blastocyst implantation

© 2001 Terese Winslow, http://stemcells.nih.gov/info/scireport/appendixA.asp

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Generating embryonic stem cells for regenerative medicine

Klimanskaya I, N Rosenthal, R Lanza 2008, Nature Reviews Drug Discovery 7, 131-142 doi:10.1038/nrd2403

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Alternatives to embryonic stem cells?• Induced pluripotent stem cells

– Aoi et al. 2008, Generation of Pluripotent Stem Cells from Adult Mouse Liver and Stomach Cells, Science 321:699-702

– Retroviral vectors used to transduce 4 transcription factors, incl. c-Myc (proto-oncogene)

– ES-like cells in gene expression profile, pluripotency (form tumors containing different cell types, form all 3 major tissue types, germline transmission)