How stem cells are extracted from cloned human skin cells

The video explains a scientific process where DNA from an eight-month-old baby's skin cells is transferred into a hollow human egg cell. Using chemicals, the egg multiplies to form an embryo genetically identical to the baby. Stem cells are then extracted from this embryo, which is destroyed in the process.

What is the initial step in the process described in the video?

• Taking DNA from a baby's skin cells

• Transferring DNA into a plant cell

• Using chemicals to stimulate an egg

• Extracting DNA from an adult human

What role do chemicals play in the process?

• They destroy the embryo

• They help the egg multiply

• They extract DNA from cells

• They create a hollow egg cell

What is the genetic relationship between the embryo and the baby?

• They are genetically different

• They are genetically identical

• The baby has fewer genes

• The embryo has more genes

What happens to the embryo during the stem cell extraction?

• It is used to create another embryo

• It is implanted into a surrogate

• It is destroyed in the process

• It is preserved for future use

What is the purpose of extracting stem cells from the embryo?

• To develop medical treatments

• To clone the original baby

• To study genetic diseases

• To create a new baby