Just think, we can clone an larval organism that we can also get to do tricks like, simply holding the fertilized egg in the right orientation, create a bifurcated tail, or even siamese tadpoles. Many amphibians also have other unique characteristics, like estivation, and their responses to bacterial and viral infections. I agree completely. Well, thank goodness there are still people who belive in the totally deterministic nuclear DNA model. All the nasty stuff that differentiates away, la la la la, as cell lines specialize for specific functions.
Lets take a nice juicy human gut cell, intestinal epithelial tissue.
Lets take the most frequent set of DNA maps and use them. OK, to humor the cynics, lets take a sample of mitochondrial DNA from all tissues in the body and sequence them. Oh, and also a few special RNA's. Lets take the average of all of this. Now, take a fresh egg cell.