Here are some commonly asked questions about Genetic Engineering to help you get started
It describes the flow of genetic information: DNA makes RNA, and RNA makes protein
PCR rapidly creates millions of copies of a specific DNA segment using primers and DNA polymerase, crucial for diagnostics and research.
It allows for precise, targeted edits to DNA with unprecedented accuracy and ease, revolutionizing genetic research and therapy.
These are methods of introducing foreign DNA into cells: transformation (bacteria), transfection (eukaryotic cells via non-viral means), and transduction (via viruses).
Major concerns include designer babies, unintended environmental impacts of GMOs, and equitable access to genetic therapies.
Yes, upon successfully completing the module, you will receive a certificate of completion, which can be showcased on your resume or LinkedIn profile.
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