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Biology, 07.10.2019 16:00 NeemIsGreen

1. what organisms are most commonly changed with genetic engendering techniques?

2. name the part of a cell that has instructions for making proteins. where in the cell are proteins made?

3. how are some bacteria changed so that they can make useful proteins for humans?

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