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By engineering its genetic blueprint, they have rebuilt a gene that was present in primitive animals.
Today is: 8 January, 2009
genetic engineeing
But will the flower still smell as sweet?
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A Calgary biotech company claims to have produced commercial quantities of human insulin from genetically modified safflower plants.
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