AP Success - AP European History: Cloning Dolly the Sheep Breakthrough
Question 1
To increase the milk production capabilities of livestock.
To create a new breed of sheep with enhanced wool quality.
To study the effects of cloning on animal behavior.
To develop a better method for producing genetically modified livestock.
Question 2
A small group of geneticists working in isolation.
An international consortium of researchers from various universities.
A corporate-funded team focused on agricultural biotechnology.
A multidisciplinary team including scientists, embryologists, surgeons, vets, and farm staff.
Question 3
Dolly's white face, which differed from her Scottish Blackface surrogate mother's black face.
Dolly's ability to produce milk at a younger age than normal.
Dolly's rapid growth rate compared to other sheep.
The presence of unique genetic markers not found in either breed of sheep.
Question 4
Two egg cells, one from a Finn Dorset sheep and one from a Scottish Blackface sheep.
A skin cell from a Scottish Blackface sheep and a sperm cell from a Finn Dorset sheep.
A cell from the mammary gland of a Finn Dorset sheep and an egg cell from a Scottish Blackface sheep.
A brain cell from a Finn Dorset sheep and a liver cell from a Scottish Blackface sheep.
Question 5
To investigate the possibility of creating animals with human-like intelligence.
To explore the potential for cloning extinct animals.
To learn more about how cells change during development and if a specialized cell could be used to make a new animal.
To test the viability of inter-species organ transplants.
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