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Biotechnology

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Transgenic organism the product of recombinant DNA, where DNA from 2 different organisms are combined together. Ex: glowing cats
DNA Fingerprint the result of gel electrophoresis. compares DNA from multiple sources. Used in Forensics to identify suspects, also used in paternity
Restriction enzymes used to cut DNA into smaller pieces
Recombinant DNA combining 2 or more segments of DNA to create transgenic organisms
Gene therapy using a virus to replace mutated or damaged genes that can lead to a person not being able to create specific proteins
Gel electrophoresis Process that separates DNA pieces by size using an electrical current to which creates a DNA fingerprint
Clone creating a genetically identical copy of a cell, tissue, organ or organism
Genetically Modified Organism (GMO) organisms that have had their genes modified in a science lab to make them: produce more, healthier, or pesticide/herbicide resistant options
Genetic Testing/Screening tests run by doctors to determine the likelihood of having a genetic disease or disorder
STEM Cell "blank" or jobless cells that can be programmed by doctors and scientists to become specialized for the use in replacing damaged cells due to disease or injury
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