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Which fruit is easiest to genetically modify?
strawberrys
How do they genetically modify babies?
yea beo
Can you genetically modify yourself into an anthropomorphic animal?
No, it is not currently possible to genetically modify yourself into an anthropomorphic animal. Genetic modification is complex and limited in its capabilities. Additionally, there are ethical considerations and restrictions on human genetic experimentation.
Is it necessary to genetically modify your food?
No. Its just used to prevent it from rotting early.
Are plant hormones used to genetically modify dwarf wheat plants?
i have no clue! i need to know as well!
How long have humans been trying to genetically modify animals?
In the sense that selective breeding can be considered genetic modification, humans have been genetically modifying animals since prehistoric times.
How do you genetically modify animals?
Starts this is a sceince question But the answer is stem cells as they contain DNA but are not devloped enough to not be able to use.
How do they make genetically modified chicken?
Genetically modified chicken is created by splicing genes together. Scientist are able to isolate genes and DNA. they put those splices with other DNA strands to modify chickens.
How could you genetically modify an animal so that it would distinguish more shades of green?
Introduce genes for different opsins that respond in the green region of the spectrum.
Why would scientists genetically modify animals or plants?
It is okay to genetically modify plants and animals if it does not endanger the rest of the ecosystem. Plants can be modified just so that they can have certain desirable effects like more resistance to disease and ability to bear more fruit.
What are the benefits of Gregor Mendel studies?
Gregor Mendel's genetic reasearch has allowed families to predict genetic diseases. It's also allowed scientists to genetically modify foods.
How does herbal medicine tie into biotechnology?
It does not if the the seeds have not been genetically modified and no cross pollination with genetically modified herbs occurs. To this date (February 21, 2012) it appears that no interest has been shown by companies who bio-engineer foods to genetically modify herbs. The interest seems to be focused on vegetables (corn and soybeans in particular) and trees (Papayas grown in Hawaii and other places), though other kinds of plants have also been genetically modified.
