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	<title><![CDATA[Mandakini Study Institute - Patna: Recombinant DNA Technology (Genetic Engineering)]]></title>
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	<title><![CDATA[Recombinant DNA Technology (Genetic Engineering)]]></title>
	<description><![CDATA[<p>Recombinant DNA Technology (Genetic Engineering)</p><p data-end="258" data-start="56">Recombinant DNA technology enables scientists to <strong data-end="161" data-start="105">transfer specific genes from one organism to another</strong>, even if they are unrelated species. This is possible because the <strong data-end="257" data-start="228">genetic code is universal</strong>.</p><hr data-end="263" data-start="260"><h3 data-end="311" data-start="265">1️⃣ Across different species of plants ✔</h3><ul data-end="442" data-start="312">
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	<p data-end="375" data-start="314">Genes can be transferred from one plant species to another.</p>
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	<p data-end="442" data-start="378">Example: Pest-resistant genes introduced into crops like cotton.</p>
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</ul><hr data-end="447" data-start="444"><h3 data-end="483" data-start="449">2️⃣ From animals to plants ✔</h3><ul data-end="635" data-start="484">
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	<p data-end="535" data-start="486">Genes from animals can be inserted into plants.</p>
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	<p data-end="635" data-start="538">Since the genetic code is universal, plant cells can express animal genes if properly engineered.</p>
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</ul><hr data-end="640" data-start="637"><h3 data-end="693" data-start="642">3️⃣ From microorganisms to higher organisms ✔</h3><ul data-end="967" data-start="737">
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	<p data-end="778" data-start="739">This is very common in biotechnology.</p>
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	<p data-end="888" data-start="781">Example: <strong data-end="803" data-start="790">Bt cotton</strong> contains a gene from the bacterium <strong data-end="867" data-start="839"><em data-end="865" data-start="841">Bacillus thuringiensis</em></strong> to resist insects.</p>
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	<p data-end="967" data-start="891">Human insulin is produced using bacteria through recombinant DNA technology.</p>
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