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biotechnology

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Gene splicing DNA fragment from one organism to another organism to form recombinant DNA.
Horizontal gene transfer Movement of genetics materials between bacteria other then by descent which travel through as the cells divide.
Genetic engineering Is the direct manipulation of an organism genome.
Double helix DNA is being composed alternating inits of phosphoric acid and deoxyribose and is formed in shapes.
Embryo transfer It allowed the superior females to produce multiple offspring.
Vertical gene transfer Any process in which an organism transfer genetic material to another cell that is not its offspring.
Genetic code Single cell using a process known as vitro " in glass" culture.
Artificial insemitation First used in the middle ages by abras that collected semen from stallion belonging to their enemies
Antibiotic First started when extracted from the penicillium mold.
Cells First discovered in 1665 when robert hooke sliced cork and examined the blood or any piece he could to see little cells
Law of independent assorment that genes for certain characteristics are passed from parents to the next generation
Law of segregation which state that each parent provides one the two forms of a gene for each paticullar traits
Heredity transmitted from one parents to offspring
Yeast Eukaryotic microorganisms classified in the kingdom fungi.
Fermentation Metabolic process converting sugar to acids and gases.
Plant breeding Manipulation of plant species in order to create desire genotypes and phenotypes.
Enviroment Physical and biological factors along with their chemical interaction that affect an organism
Enzyme a chemical substance in animal and plants that helps to cause natural processes.
rennin an enzyme that coagulates milk and is in using to make cheese.
DNA a substance that carries genetics information in to cells.
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