No, I'm afraid that's not true.
Cloning works somewhat for embryonic cell cultures.
There isn't enough information. They aren't currently clonable, true. One paradigm, the oldest workable one to this point, is that DNA is the original and complete encoding of all information for the structure and function of an organism, and that information flows unidirectionally from DNA through RNA into proteins, and so on. With modern understanding of the immune system, of course, you have one example of foreign proteins which can regulate DNA synthesis and expression. The organism itself.