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Recombinant DNA technology
A set of techniques which enable one to manipulate DNA. One of the main techniques is DNA cloning (because it produces an unlimited number of copies of a particular DNA segment), and the result is sometimes called a DNA clone or gene clone (if the segment is a gene), or simply a clone. An organism manipulated using recombinant DNA techniques is called a genetically modified organism (GMO).
Among other things, recombinant DNA technology involves:
- identifying genes;
- cloning genes;
- studying the expression of cloned genes; and
- producing large quantities of the gene product.
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