Fish Cloneing

[d20monsteroscar20]

Waazz up yall? listen I was thinking this for a while now, but do you guys think that Fish Cloneing is possible? it gives me headache everytime I try to think if is possible or not. but what do you think, and how many Chrommozones does a fish have? if scientists know that then I guess they can come up with a way of cloning fish.

So what do you think, yes or not ? and why?

 

[Mourinho18]

if you can do it with sheep and cats and rats, i don't see why they couldn't do so with fish.

 

[Fish_are_fishfood]

I say yes because pretty soon, just about anything will be able to be cloned...the world of science is growing so rapidly...

 

[Oddball]

Fish cloning has been around for over 50 years. In highschool, I used a cloning technique on P. palmas called parthenogenesis. The eggs are stripped from a female along with a blood sample. Bear in mind, fish differ from mammals in that they don't produce red blood cells from marrow. Fish blood cells are nucleated, thus self-duplicating. The single set of chromosomes in the unfertilized egg is destroyed (along with the entire nucleus) with a burst of short-wave UV light. A nucleus is extracted from a single blood cell (adult cell with chromosomes from both parent fish) with a heat stretched pipette (hair size tip) and injected into the egg. Pricking the egg membrane "tricks" the egg into checking for additional chromosomes from fertilization <- VERY simplified explanation. The egg detects that it contains both sets of chromosomes (from the adult blood cell nucleus) and begins differentiating/developing.

 

[gomezladdams]

of course anything is possible