biology

well, does this mean that the cloning will be the same as here?

I think it will be along the same lines. But cloning here has never been 100% successful.

what about Dolly? Is something wrong with her?
and I guess the growing-rate won't be the same

Dolly the sheep aged 5 times faster than it should have. I think it's still alive but the last time I saw it on T.V had had lost most of it's hair and was very old even though it was only a couple of years old.

Cloning is meant to produce an exact replica but NO clone has been 100% successful.
I've seen pictures of cloned animals and they have been born with there stomach on the outside, legs missing, sometimes more limbs than the should have, they've been born blind, deaf and mentally ill. Some of the pictures are really shocking.

One cow had to wear an oxygen mask to breath because it's lungs were so messed up.

Maybe someone is trying to tell us something.

ah! there IS an ageing-rate!

I wouldn;t read too much into it, yerss. GL will just make up the science involved. Hence sci-fi, see?

well; cloning is one thing but I was surprised by the mitichondriën

I still don;t think there is much of a link there. Tjhose are parts of your body, while Midi-chlorians are seperate life forms.

well, the name and the function resambles a lot like the ones in the human body...

I have to disagree on the function.

yeah,ok, the function isn't a 100% match
but if you look at it: it gives energy to the cell and has his own DNA-structure...

Just about anything living has its own DNA structure...

yeah, but I ment: it's very small and has his own DNA...
a thing that not many know...