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A '''transgenic [[organism]]''' is one whose [[genome]] has been subject to artificial modification. A transgenic organism may result when foreign [[DNA]] is inserted into the [[Cell nucleus|nucleus]] of a fertilized [[embryo]]. [[Bacterial transformation]] is another example of a process that leads to a transgenic organism. See [[Genetically Modified Organism]]. There are many bioethical issues surrounding this field of discussion. |
A '''transgenic [[organism]]''' is one whose [[genome]] has been subject to artificial modification. A transgenic organism may result when foreign [[DNA]] is inserted into the [[Cell nucleus|nucleus]] of a fertilized [[embryo]]. [[Bacterial transformation]] is another example of a process that leads to a transgenic organism. See [[Genetically Modified Organism]]. There are many bioethical issues surrounding this field of discussion. |
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A transgenic organism is one whose genome has been subject to artificial modification. A transgenic organism may result when foreign DNA is inserted into the nucleus of a fertilized embryo. Bacterial transformation is another example of a process that leads to a transgenic organism. See Genetically Modified Organism. There are many bioethical issues surrounding this field of discussion. We also believe that this is a false page with no credibility
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