Biology GCSE cloning

Hi, which exam board are you doing? I'm doing Edexcel and i wasnt aware that there is a connection between cloning and embryonic stem cells topics. I thought that the exam questions would just say 'explain how you would clone a mammal'/'outline the risks of cloning mammals'/'what are the advantages of cloning mammals'?

Also which revision guides are you using?

adult cell cloning: take any cell (usually a skin cell) from the sheep you want to clone (let's call it sheep A) and take out the nucleus. Then take an egg cell from another sheep (sheep B), take out the nucleus and discard it. Then place the nucleus from sheep A into that empty egg cell, and then give it an electric shock to trigger cell division, then place it into the uterus of another sheep to grow (sheep C).

embryo cloning: take an embryo from sheep A at an early stage in the embryo's development before the cells become specialised, then separate out the individual cells and place into different surrogate mothers.

They'll always specify whether they're talking about embryo cloning or adult cell cloning so don't worry

So basically, one starts with a cell and one starts with an embryo. How thick am I??? Thank you so much for making this so much clearer, and the fact that they tell you what they are looking for means I'll be able to sleep better tonight!
Thank you so much for your help xx