“A marker gene is a known DNA sequence located nearer to the target gene with detectable and inherited properties.” Marker genes are applicable in the genetic engineering experiments, especially in […]
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Gene transfer is a technique to transfer a gene efficiently and stably into another cell or organism to alter its phenotype. Gene transfer, genetic engineering and rDNA are now known
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“The genes are the functional unit of our genome that are located on chromosomes- a complex network of DNA and protein.” A chromosome is the most condensed form of DNA
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“The coding portion of a gene is known as exons while the non-coding DNA sequences are known as introns.” Genes are known to us so far, after all this blog
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“Gene silencing is a method to reduce or suppress the expression of a gene for various applications.” Genes manufacture proteins and it’s a sequence of DNA. Every gene has a
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“CRISPR-CAS9 is a revolutionary system of gene editing or genome editing that uses the guided RNA to cleave the DNA at a specific location in a genome.” Editing a gene
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