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SOMATİK HÜCRE NUKLEUS AKTARIMI-II: UYGULAMA ALANLARI

SOMATIC CELL NUCLEAR TRANSFER-II: APPLICATION AREAS

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Abstract (2. Language): 
Reproductive cloning as one of the cloning studies performed by somatic cell nuclear transfer (SCNT) method, is used in production of transgenics and transgenic livestock. It is also used in protection of species which are about to extinct. Therapeutic cloning studies is rather performed to obtain patient-specific pluripotent stem cells and it aims to use these cells in cell-replacement therapy. Organ generation in human for transplantation, genetic and cpigenelic alterations during development or disease, basic research about gene expression and functions, functional male or female garnet production are some of the future goals of cloning. Producing transgenic clones, substances which can be used in treatments of various diseases is also aimed. Through cloning method, embryos of species which are extinct but their genetic structure is somehow available for us to reach, can be produced and using SCNT method development of mammal species can be observed. There are countless advantages of cloning studies, during treatment and research processes, however, this technology comes with some risks.
Abstract (Original Language): 
Somatik hücre nukleus aklarımı yöntemiyle yapılan klonlama çalışmalarından üreme amaçlı klonlama üstün verim alınan çiftlik hayvanlarının üretimi ve araştırmalarında, transgenik canlıların üretimi, transgenic çiftlik hayvanlannın üretimi ve soyu tükenmekte olan türlerin korunmasında kullanılmaktadır. Tedavi amaçlı klonlama çalışmaları ise daha çok kişiye özgü pluripotent kök hücre elde etmeyi ve bunu hücre replasmanı tedavisinde kullanmayı amaçlar. İnsanlarda transplantasyon için organ üretilmesi, gelişim ve hastalıkta genetik vc epigenetik değişiklikler, gen ekspresyon ve işlevlerinin temci araştırmaları ve fonksiyonel erkek veya dişi gamet üretilmesi klonlamamn ileriye dönük hedefleri arasındadır. Transgenik klonlar üretilerek çeşitli hastalıkların tedavisinde kullanılabilecek bazı maddeleri elde etmek de amaçlanmaktadır. Klonlama yöntemiyle soyu tükenmiş ancak genetik yapılarına ulaşılması mümkün olan canlıların embriyoları oluşturulabilecek ve somatik hücre nukleus aktarımı yöntemiyle memelilerde bir soyun gelişimi izlenebilecektir. Klonlama çalışmalarının tedavi ve araştırma sürecinde sayılamayacak kadar çok yararlan vardır. Ancak bu teknoloji beraberinde bazı riskler de taşır.
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