Answer: The basic component of DNA is same in human beings and bacteria.
Explanation:
The basic components of DNA are the same in humans and bacteria. A small section of the DNA from human beings is incorporated into the bacterial DNA.
The bacterial cell divides very fastly, as they have a high rate of multiplication. It takes very less time to divide and in a very less time it multiples to get higher number of product.
As the fragment of human DNA is attached to the bacterial DNA is also multiplied.
Genes<span> for medically important </span>proteins can<span> be cloned and inserted into </span>bacteria<span>, as shown in the diagram below. </span>Why can bacteria recognize a human gene and then produce a human protein<span>? A. DNA replication in </span>bacteria<span> and </span>humans<span> is the same. B. </span>Bacterial<span> cells contain the same organelles as </span>human<span> cells.</span>
