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Cloning is a process where the nucleus of one egg is taken
and it's coated with the membrane of other individual,
to get a duplicate of a person. so my question is:when we
use egg of some individual and membrane of some other how
will we get a duplicate of a particular individual?
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Answer Posted / surya
characters of an individual denpends on his/her genetic
composition . so in cloninig process we get the same
individual from which the genetic material is selected or
tranfered.
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