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| commercial application of biological products. |
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| tec uses the natural processes of transcription and translation to alter organisms. |
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| can occur through natural cross-pollination of genetically modified and non-genetically mod plants by wind, birds, & insects, GMO gets out in the wild. |
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| help cure genetic diseases. (replacing the difective protein with a good one) |
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| cells that have yet to become specicalized. (they can turn into any other type of cells) |
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| organism's complete set of DNA. |
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| creation of genetically indentical organisms. |
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| proccess in which we bread select individuals to pass along only desired traits. (dog breading) |
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| complete set of DNA in a human (=46x) (I.D. all human genes in your genome) |
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