A2 Biology - Cloning overview (OCR A Chapter 22.1-3)

There are different types of cloning, which can be considered at different levels - natural vs. artificial; animal vs. plants. It can be confusing for those of you who haven't come across cloning much before. Here in this video we'll outline the content on cloning and illustrate some "common themes" throughout the chapter, so you know what to focus on during your revision and learn to work smart!

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[arda]

Have not seen a channel which breaks down a topic like this, really learnt something in these 12 short minutes.

[williamjames]

hi, thank you for this video... do you mind doing individual videos for the subtopics within this chapter??

[AA-fohw]

Thank you so much I really needed this!!

[kiwihour]

I believe asexual reproduction would be an example of natural animal cloning aswell. For example, hyrdra. Although limb regrowth does produce genetically identical "clones", usually in the context of most questions cloning will be talking about cloning of an entirely new and seperate organism

[jeffryadams]

Yes! I did this today in class, thanks alot. Can you do Animal/Plant Responses next please?

[abibott]

does the process of embryo splitting include zygote dividing up into blastocyst

[roybelo]

Thank you very much. This really helped :) !