Question

inwoddy allens 1973 film sleeper, the aging leader of a futuristictotalitarian society has been dismembered in a bomb attack. Thegovernment wants to clone the leader from his only remaining intactbody part, a nose. The characters miles and luna thwart the cloningby abducting the nose and flattening it under a steamroller. A) inlight of the 1996 cloning of the sheep dolly, how should thecloning have proceeded if miles and luna had not intervened? B) ifmethods like those used for dolly had been successful, in whatgenetic ways would thecloned leader be unlike the original? C)suppose that instead of a nose, only mature B cells ( B lymphocytesof the immune system) were available. What genetic deficits wouldyou expect in the “new leader�D) based on what has beendiscovered about cloned cats and mice, in what nongenetic waysmight the cloned leader differ from the original? What(constructive) advice would you give the totalitarian governmentbased on these findings? E)if cloning the leader had succeeded, canyou make any prediction about whether the “cloned leader†wouldbe interested in perpetuating the totalitarian state?