Question
Explain three basic steps to be followed during genetic modification of an organism.

Answer

  1. Identification of DNA with desirable genes, so that the genetically modified organism has largely desirable genes.
  2. Introduction of the DNA with desirable genes, into the host using vector
  3. Maintenance of introduced DNA in the host, and transfer of the DNA to its progeny through cloning.

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