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Chapter 20, Problem 1SYK
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To describe: Several examples of many possible applications for DNA technology in agriculture and medicine.
Introduction: Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) technology is the process of manipulation of genome. The recombinant DNA technology is a type of DNA technology that involves in combining the DNA sequence of two or more organisms artificially to acquire the desired protein product. The DNA technology is an essential process in research and medicine to diagnose the genetic diseases.
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