An example of a genetic engineering process for agricultural crops is when a plant has its gene altered to become a "pest-resistance crop". This helps farmers not lose their annual crop because of insects that eat it all up.
Sunday, June 10, 2012
How GMOs are made
GMOs are made by getting a specific gene from one organism and introducing it to another organism so it grows and expresses that specific gene. In simpler ways GMO products have their genes altered by choosing a specific gene from a different organism and expressing it.
An example of a genetic engineering process for agricultural crops is when a plant has its gene altered to become a "pest-resistance crop". This helps farmers not lose their annual crop because of insects that eat it all up.
Diagram process of GMO'S
An example of a genetic engineering process for agricultural crops is when a plant has its gene altered to become a "pest-resistance crop". This helps farmers not lose their annual crop because of insects that eat it all up.
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