For which purpose do biochemists insert human genes into bacteria?

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Insertion of human genes into bacteria, also known as recombinant DNA technology, is used for the large scale production of human insulin, using bacteria as the insulin-producing machinery. The gene containing information for insulin production is inserted into the DNA of bacteria, which transcribe and translate it, and insulin is produced.

shepuryov [24]4 years ago

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the correct answer is to produce insulin for diabetics

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Answer:

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c. 0.167

Explanation:

The parameters given are;

The mean, μ = 13.9 Gigagrams/year

The standard deviation, σ = 5.8 Gigagrams/year

The z-score formula is given as follows;

$z = \dfrac{x - \mu }{\sigma }$

Where:

x = Observed score = 11.5 Gigagrams/year

We have;

$z = \dfrac{11.5 - 13.9 }{5.8 } = \dfrac{-2.4 }{5.8 } = 0.4138$

From the z-score table relations/computation, the probability (p-value) = 0.6605

Where:

x = Observed score = 14 Gigagrams/year

We have;

$z = \dfrac{14- 13.9 }{5.8 } = \dfrac{0.1}{5.8 } = 0.01724$

From the z-score table relations/computation, the probability (p-value) = 0.4931

Therefore, the probability, $p_{ca}$ , that the amount of carbon emissions from cars in Belgium for a randomly selected year are between 15.5 Gigagrams/year and 14 Gigagrams/year = The area under the normal curve bounded by the p-values for the two amounts of carbon emission