What is an organism called that contains genes from other species?

Answer 1

A transgenic organism is probably the best answer, but pretty much all living things share genetics, a wide variety of genes are used and reused, conserved and co-opted repeatedly to meet new needs. "The same homeotic genes that control body segmentation in the lowly fruit fly appear to have been tapped to control the body plan in vertebrates in general, including human beings.

This means that our DNA contains a lot of stuff that isnt used right now, that might have served a purpose in the past, and may be useful in the future, and that much of the DNA we have and dont use might be in use in other species now, wich is why its possible for a cow to have 97% of the same DNA as us and look so different, because we use different parts of it

Answer 2

An organism that contains genes from other species is called a transgenic organism. This genetic modification is achieved through techniques like genetic engineering or gene editing. Transgenic organisms are often created for various purposes, such as enhancing crop characteristics or producing medicines.

Answer 3

transgenic contains genes from 3 or more species

Answer 4

genetically modified (or GM) if your talking about foods and stuff

Answer 5

Transgenic

Transgenic

Answer 6

The term is "transgenic".

Answer 7

A transgenic organism.

Answer 8

transgenic or transformed

Answer 9

Transgenic

Answer 10

hybrids