An animal's DNA is cut out of a cell using restriction enzymes

A bacterial cell's DNA is also cut out by using restriction enzymes

Combine the animal DNA with the bacterial DNA

The recombinant DNA is placed in a bacterial cell because bacteria reproduce very quickly and are easy to grow.

The Animal’s DNA grows quickly. This technique is used to make genetically engineered insulin.

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Steps to Recombinant

Steps to Recombinant DNA

Question	Answer
Step 1	An animal's DNA is cut out of a cell using restriction enzymes
Step 2	A bacterial cell's DNA is also cut out by using restriction enzymes
Step 3	Combine the animal DNA with the bacterial DNA
Step 4	The recombinant DNA is placed in a bacterial cell because bacteria reproduce very quickly and are easy to grow.
Step 5	The Animal’s DNA grows quickly. This technique is used to make genetically engineered insulin.