Changes: Glossary:Clone

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Clone

Prominent clones

A living being created from the DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) of another living being. Since the DNA within any cell of a living organism contains the cellular template for the entire organism, another whole organism can (theoretically) be grown from a single cell. A clone is physically identical to its parent organism, except that it lacks any changes that took place, such as scars, between the original organism's conception and the removal of its DNA. Normally, a clone is younger than the parent organism and possesses none of its memories. However, there is such a process of which you can transfer memory. There are also growth accelerators. The science of cloning is practiced by exceedingly few genetics engineers on Earth today.

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-A living being created from the DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) of another living being. Since the DNA within any cell of a living organism contains the cellular template for the entire organism, another whole organism can (theoretically) be grown from a single cell. A clone is physically identical to its parent organism, except that it lacks any changes that took place, such as scars, between the original organism's conception and the removal of its DNA. Normally, a clone is younger than the parent organism and posesses none of its memories. The science of cloning is practiced by exceedingly few genetics engineers on Earth today.
+* [[Madelyne Pryor (Earth-616)|Madelyne Pryor-Summers]]
+* [[Nathan Summers (Stryfe) (Earth-4935)|Stryfe]]
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+* [[Ben Reilly (Earth-616)|Scarlet Spider]]
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-* [[Laura Kinney (Earth-616)|X-23]]
+A living being created from the DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) of another living being. Since the DNA within any cell of a living organism contains the cellular template for the entire organism, another whole organism can (theoretically) be grown from a single cell. A clone is physically identical to its parent organism, except that it lacks any changes that took place, such as scars, between the original organism's conception and the removal of its DNA. Normally, a clone is younger than the parent organism and possesses none of its memories. However, there is such a process of which you can transfer memory. There are also growth accelerators. The science of cloning is practiced by exceedingly few genetics engineers on Earth today.
-* [[Madelyne Pryor (Earth-616)|Madelyne Pryor]]
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-* [[Peter Parker (Benjamin Reilly) (Earth-616)|Scarlet Spider]]
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