Transgenic organisms
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"Coding segments" is the term given to genes, segments of the DNA strand that code for a protein. Much of an organism's genome is non-coding segments, portions that do not have a role in protein synthesis.
Genes.
Changing an organism's DNA is called Genetic Engineering. An example is breaking segments of DNA plasmids from a glowing jellyfish off and fusing them with the DNA of a simple bacteria. The genetically modified bacteria reproduces and creates thousands of other bacteria that also glow under UV light. This colony of glowing bacteria are all now Genetically Engineered (And freaks)...
Changing an organism's DNA is called Genetic Engineering. An example is breaking segments of DNA plasmids from a glowing jellyfish off and fusing them with the DNA of a simple bacteria. The genetically modified bacteria reproduces and creates thousands of other bacteria that also glow under UV light. This colony of glowing bacteria are all now Genetically Engineered (And freaks)...
The laboratory process used to copy specific segments of DNA is called the Polymerase Chain Reaction (or PCR)
During this procedure one or more segments of the small intestine are removed. This procedure may be performed if you have Cancer, Crohn's disease or Ulcers.
Gene is not known as organism. An organism for example E.coli has its own genetic material inside the cell. In their genomic DNA you find the segments of DNA that are called genes which code for a specific protein or a RNA.
There are many different ways that an organism can be preserved. A few ways are mumification, buried in segments, taxidermy, freezing, fossilization, along with many others.
Segments of an individual's DNA, called genes, code for functional products (proteins). These, in addition to the environment, determine the traits of an organism.
Segments of equal length are congruent segments.
congruent segments are the same segments.