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Genetic engineering
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genetic engineering
n.
Scientific alteration of the structure of genetic material in a living organism using recombinant DNA, employed for such purposes as creating bacteria that synthesize insulin.
Genetic engineering
The manipulation of genetic material to produce specific results in an organism.
Mentioned in: Gene Therapy
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