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==Key Stage 4==
===Meaning===
A [[clone]] is a [[genetically]] identical copy of an [[organism]].

===About Clones===
: [[Mitosis]] results in the production of [[clone]]s.
: [[Plant]]s can be [[clone]]d easily as any [[Plant Cell|cell]] can become a [[Stem Cell|stem cell]] which can [[Differentation (Biology)|differentiate]] to become any [[Plant Cell|cell]] in a [[plant]]. This can even be done by simply cutting the [[plant]] in half and allowing both halves to [[growth|grow]].
: [[Human]]s can be [[clone]]d using juvenile [[Stem Cell|stem cells]]. Identical twins are natural [[clone]]s that have been formed without [[human]] interference.

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	: [[Plant]]s can be [[clone]]d easily as any [[Plant Cell\|cell]] can become a [[Stem Cell\|stem cell]] which can [[Cell Differentiation\|differentiate]] to become any [[Plant Cell\|cell]] in a [[plant]]. This can even be done by simply cutting the [[plant]] in half and allowing both halves to [[growth\|grow]].		: [[Plant]]s can be [[clone]]d easily as any [[Plant Cell\|cell]] can become a [[Stem Cell\|stem cell]] which can [[Cell Differentiation\|differentiate]] to become any [[Plant Cell\|cell]] in a [[plant]]. This can even be done by simply cutting the [[plant]] in half and allowing both halves to [[growth\|grow]].
	: [[Human]]s can be [[clone]]d using juvenile [[Stem Cell\|stem cells]]. Identical twins are natural [[clone]]s that have been formed without [[human]] interference.		: [[Human]]s can be [[clone]]d using juvenile [[Stem Cell\|stem cells]]. Identical twins are natural [[clone]]s that have been formed without [[human]] interference.
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		+	===References===
		+	====AQA====
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 ===About Clones===
 : [[Mitosis]] results in the production of [[clone]]s.
-: [[Plant]]s can be [[clone]]d easily as any [[Plant Cell|cell]] can become a [[Stem Cell|stem cell]] which can [[Differentiation (Biology)|differentiate]] to become any [[Plant Cell|cell]] in a [[plant]]. This can even be done by simply cutting the [[plant]] in half and allowing both halves to [[growth|grow]].
+: [[Plant]]s can be [[clone]]d easily as any [[Plant Cell|cell]] can become a [[Stem Cell|stem cell]] which can [[Cell Differentiation|differentiate]] to become any [[Plant Cell|cell]] in a [[plant]]. This can even be done by simply cutting the [[plant]] in half and allowing both halves to [[growth|grow]].
 : [[Human]]s can be [[clone]]d using juvenile [[Stem Cell|stem cells]]. Identical twins are natural [[clone]]s that have been formed without [[human]] interference.