Embryonic division differs from SCNT because the resulting clone's features cannot be precisely predicted, as the embryo still arises from random sexual reproduction.
Embryonic division differs from SCNT because the resulting clone's features cannot be precisely predicted, as the embryo still arises from random sexual reproduction.
| Front | How is embroynic division different from SCNT? |
|---|---|
| Back | Exact features of the clone cannot be predicted as the embryo is still formed via random sexual reproduction |
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