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7. Human proteins can be produced in a variety of organisms. What would be advantages of producing them in animal or plant hosts instead of bacteria?

7. Human proteins can be produced in a variety of organisms. What would be advantages of producing them in animal or plant hosts instead of bacteria?

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
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ity is apparent? 7. Human proteins can be produced in a variety of organisms. What would be advantages of producing them in animal or plant hosts instead of bacteria? The mRNA ,379 protein-coding genes in 116.8 8. Although bacterial cells do not excise introns, they are often genetically modified to carry human genes to produce a large amount of human proteins. How can a gene like the human insulin gene be cloned into a bacterial cell that will produce insulin? MRNA can be obtained and used to make Can be used to make desied product. clone DNA which The amino acid sequence of the protein can be used to produce gene synthetically, t
Transcribed Image Text:ity is apparent? 7. Human proteins can be produced in a variety of organisms. What would be advantages of producing them in animal or plant hosts instead of bacteria? The mRNA ,379 protein-coding genes in 116.8 8. Although bacterial cells do not excise introns, they are often genetically modified to carry human genes to produce a large amount of human proteins. How can a gene like the human insulin gene be cloned into a bacterial cell that will produce insulin? MRNA can be obtained and used to make Can be used to make desied product. clone DNA which The amino acid sequence of the protein can be used to produce gene synthetically, t
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