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Genetic engineering The manipulation of genetic material to produce specific results in an organism. Mentioned in: Gene Therapy genetic engineering Biological engineering, genetic modification, recombinant DNA technology Molecular biology The manipulation of a living genome by introducing or eliminating specific genes through recombinant DNA techniques, which may result in a new capability–eg production of different substances or new functions, gene repair or replacement How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Genetic engineering technology is a trespass on the public commons. Betaseron is a biologic agent -- not a true "drug" -- produced by sophisticated and expensive genetic engineering technology. Marshall Klarfeld's groundbreaking new book, "ADAM, THE MISSING LINK," blows the lid off a closely-held package of historical and scientific facts proving that the human race was created by genetic engineering technology nearly a quarter of a million years ago. |
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