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Genetic engineering-
is the
transfer
of
DNA
from one
cell
to another using
biotechnology
Bacterial cells are used in genetic engineering because:
they do not have a
nucleus
chromosome
present as a
loop
in the cytoplasm
contains
circular plasmids
that contain
genetic
material
can
reproduce
faster than other cells
Stages of genetic engineering
identification
of required
gene
from human
chromosome
and
plasmid
from
bacterial
cell
extract gene
and
plasmid
using
enzymes
, using the
enzyme
to
cut
open the
plasmid
insert gene
to
plasmid
and
seal
it with
enzymes
insert
genetically modified plasmid
into
host bacterial cell
bacterial
cell will
reproduce
and
express gene
of interest
Products of genetic engineering
insulin
human
growth hormone
Factor VIII
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