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Genetic engineering

Genetic engineering. Computer artwork showing a DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) double helix being cut by a pair of scissors, next to a model of DNAs molecular structure. The scissors represent an enzyme, known as a restriction enzyme, that cuts DNA so that a new DNA section (left) can be inserted. DNA contains specific compounds called nucleotides (yellow horizontal lines at left), the sequence of which create the instructions for making proteins within a living organism. Inserting new DNA into a section of original DNA will alter the instructions from this region. This technique can be used to treat diseases such as diabetes or to add favourable features to crops and plants such as drought resistance

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Altered Bio Technology Bioengineering Cutting Double Helix Functional Gene Genes Genetic Engineering Genetic Modification Gm O Improved Modified Scissors Bio Chemistry Biochemical Concepts Deoxyribonucleic Acid Genetics Insertion Molecular Molecular Model Snipping


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This print from Science Photo Library showcases the fascinating world of genetic engineering. In this computer artwork, we witness a DNA double helix being delicately cut by a pair of scissors, symbolizing the action of a restriction enzyme. This enzyme plays a crucial role in gene manipulation by allowing for the insertion of new DNA sections into an existing sequence. The model of DNAs molecular structure next to the scissors serves as a reminder of the intricate complexity that lies within our genetic makeup. Each yellow horizontal line represents nucleotides, which are responsible for creating instructions for protein synthesis in living organisms. Genetic engineering holds immense potential and can be employed to combat diseases like diabetes or enhance crops with desirable traits such as drought resistance. By altering specific regions within DNA, scientists can modify and improve its functionality. This thought-provoking illustration not only highlights the concept behind genetic modification but also emphasizes its significance in various fields including medicine, agriculture, and biochemistry. It provides us with a glimpse into how cutting-edge technology is reshaping our understanding of genetics and opening up new possibilities for advancements in biotechnology. Through this visually striking image, Science Photo Library invites us to ponder upon the wonders and ethical implications associated with genetic engineering while appreciating its profound impact on our lives.

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