A cell created by cloning is genetically A identical to its parent. B identical to its stem cell. C unique because it is a mixture of DNA. D half like its father and half like its mother.

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Joey Hardin

Chemistry

29 June, 00:52

A cell created by cloning is genetically A identical to its parent. B identical to its stem cell. C unique because it is a mixture of DNA. D half like its father and half like its mother.

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Kian Sampson · Answer 1

Answer: Identical to its parent.

Explanation:

The cloning can be defined as the process by which genetically identical individuals of an organism is produced either artificially or naturally.

The cloning in case of biotechnology refers to the creating the clones of organisms or copies of cells or DNA of the parent cell that is being used in the process.

The parent cell is cloned and numerous copies is made just like that of the asexual reproduction in the nature.

Example: Dolly the sheep.