Questions: -Cell C will produce milk and ________. -What is produced by the gland? -The DNA in cell A is derived from a cell of what gland? -Cell C has a DNA molecule from two different sources and is called ___________. -What animal is cell A derived from? -The process labeled B is called _________.
Questions: -Cell C will produce milk and ________. -What is produced by the gland? -The DNA in cell A is derived from a cell of what gland? -Cell C has a DNA molecule from two different sources and is called ___________. -What animal is cell A derived from? -The process labeled B is called _________.
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-Cell C will produce milk and ________.
-What is produced by the gland?
-The DNA in cell A is derived from a cell of what gland?
-Cell C has a DNA molecule from two different sources and is called ___________.
-What animal is cell A derived from?
-The process labeled B is called _________.
Transcribed Image Text:In the below illustration, protein C DNA from human beings is inserted into a
cell A of livestock. When that cell multiplies, it also makes copies of the
protein C DNA for human use.
Directions: Let's check if you understand the concept of transgenic livestock. Below is an illustration of
the process of producing the human protein C from cells of the mammary glands, the glands that
produce milk. Study it and answer the questions that follow.
Transcribed Image Text:cell division
cell A of livestock
cell C of livestock
that contains
human protein C
DNA
inserted B
protein C DNA from
humans
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