How do reproductive cloning and therapeutic cloning differ?
(a) The DNA in the nucleus of cells produced for therapeutic cloning is genetically identical to the donor genome, whereas in cells produced for reproductive cloning it is not.
(b) Reproductive cloning requires a supply of fertilized donor egg cells, whereas therapeutic cloning requires unfertilized egg cells.
(c) Therapeutic cloning requires nuclear transplantation, whereas reproductive cloning does not.
(d) Embryos are placed into foster mothers during reproductive cloning but not during therapeutic cloning.
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