In the animal kingdom, wild wolves joined hunter-gatherers in East Asia, where canines were domesticated and bred to have increa
sed docility. Over thousands of years, people bred dogs with different desired personality and physical traits, eventually leading to the wide variety of dogs we see today. Phosphorus is necessary for the growth of healthy plants. Scientists are developing plants that can grow in phosphorus-poor soil. Some of these new varieties, produced in a lab, make extra copies of a protein that helps plants obtain more phosphorus from the soil.
Breeding dogs for certain traits is a way of modifying outcomes but today's advances have enabled us to actually change certain outcomes through technology
The process being used to develop these new varieties is most likely: (SC.912.L.16.10)
Doesn’t matter if it takes hundreds of years or a couple weeks, if there is an intent to alter the genes of an organism to select for desired traits, it is genetic engineering.
indigenous species are native species of a country and bred in the same country by similar species. Exotic species are species that are brought from other countries bred within same varieties or crossed with indigenous or other exotic species.
The insulin receptors have specific shape that is compatible to the glucose molecules. The glucose molecules bind to these receptors, which tells the pancreas to release insulin in order to lower the blood glucose level. Any kind of change in the shape of these receptors because of mutation will hinder this cell communication and stop the insulin release. This will lead to high levels of blood sugar level.
