GCSE level revision notes: Genetic engineering - applications of GM products in biotechnology
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Biotechnology - genetic engineering techniques - splicing genes with enzymes! Uses e.g. making insulin, GM crops and medical applications - contemporary examples of biotechnology There are various sections to work through, after 1 they can be read and studied in any order. Note: GM is used as an abbreviation for genetically modified products i.e. the produce of genetic modification engineering techniques to an organisms genome. Sub-index for this section on GM technology (1) Introduction to biotechnology and genetic engineering (2) Application of GM - the production of insulin (3) Examples of modifying the genomes of plants - agricultural and horticultural uses of GM products (4) Uses of genetic engineering in medicine including gene therapy (5) Ethical and other issues: 'pros and cons' of using genetic modification in plants and animals
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