Table 41 Transgenie Organlsms and How They Benefit Human Society Transgenie Огganism Field How the Organism Benefits Human Society (Limit your explanation to 2 or 3 sentences.) Because of these transgenic E. coll, human insulin can now be obtalned without using human pancreas from cadavers. This also made possible the production of large amounts of human Insulin over a short perlod of time. Allergic reactions from Insulin inlections are also prevented. Human Insulin- producing E. coli Medicine Medicine Agriculture Bioremediation
Table 41 Transgenie Organlsms and How They Benefit Human Society Transgenie Огganism Field How the Organism Benefits Human Society (Limit your explanation to 2 or 3 sentences.) Because of these transgenic E. coll, human insulin can now be obtalned without using human pancreas from cadavers. This also made possible the production of large amounts of human Insulin over a short perlod of time. Allergic reactions from Insulin inlections are also prevented. Human Insulin- producing E. coli Medicine Medicine Agriculture Bioremediation
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Transcribed Image Text:Table 4: Transgenic Organisms and How They Benefit Human Society
Transgenie
Organism
Field
How the Organism Benefits Human Society
(Limit your explanation to 2 or 3 sentences.)
Because of these transgenie E. coll, human insulin can now be
obtained without using human pancreas from cadavers. This
also made possible the production of large amounts of human
Insulin over a short perlod of time. Allergic reactions from
Insulin injections are also prevented.
Human insulin-
producing E. coli
Medicine
Medicine
Agriculture
Bioremediation
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