Strategy and Utilization of Cloned Pig by Nuclear Transfer from Somatic Cells
Jixian Deng
Abstract
Jixian Deng
Abstract
It has been almost five years since the first report of live pig produced by somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT) technology. Though it is more difficult, lower efficiency, compared to embryonic cell nuclear (ECNT) technology, the cloning pigs with SCNT technology has been further studied. Some progress has taken in the fields of mechanism and approaches. In this paper, we mainly focus on the key technology and its difficulties of SCNT in cloning pigs, including its applications and approach of increasing the efficiency of SCNT.
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It has been almost five years since the first report of live pig produced by somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT) technology. Though it is more difficult, lower efficiency, compared to embryonic cell nuclear (ECNT) technology, the cloning pigs with SCNT technology has been further studied. Some progress has taken in the fields of mechanism and approaches. In this paper, we mainly focus on the key technology and its difficulties of SCNT in cloning pigs, including its applications and approach of increasing the efficiency of SCNT.
Key concepts: Somatic cell nuclear transfer, Biology, Cloning (programming), Somatic cell, Cell biology, Genetics, Biotechnology, Embryo