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Genomics and Gene Regulation: Deciphering the Instruction Books of Biology
Pages 10-13

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From page 10...
... Circular genetic map, showing human chromosome 17. Scientists have isolated chromosome 17 to be the site of a defective gene Gene research into breast cancer using a responsible for many cases of inherited breast grid of DNA fragments making up human cancer.
From page 11...
... creating the first genetically modified organisms They combined short-lived cells that produce and paving the way for the biotechnology industry. 1970 antibodies with an immortal myeloma cell to This revolutionary process uses molecules produce hybridomas, immortal cell lines that can known as restriction enzymes as "scissors" to cut An Unexpected Origin of Cancer generate an endless supply of identical antibodies molecules of DNA from both organisms.
From page 12...
... Since then, many thousands of somatic cell nuclear transfer in which a mammary enabled genomic sequencing on a massive scale that people and animals have had their entire genetic gland cell from an adult sheep was inserted into has transformed biological and biomedical research. code sequenced.
From page 13...
... The National Academy of Sciences and employment through the Genetic and the National Academy of Information Nondiscrimination Act. Medicine launched an initiative on Human Genome Editing in 2015 to inform decision-making related The previously large gap between how genetic information is used in to ongoing advances in human biomedical research and how it is used in health care is narrowing.


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