A gene knock-out can be described as:   Question 2 options:   Introduction of a cloned gene into a living cell in an attempt to cure a disease   A genetic modification that allows control over when and where the gene is deleted   Insertion of a gene into the genome   Transgenic mice   Complete removal of a gene in all cells within an organism

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