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Cuando dos organismos comparten un ancestro común, su código genético tiene que ser similar. El grado de similitudes determina qué tan recientemente han evolucionado los organismos. ... Cuando dos organismos tienen una anatomía muy similar, podrían haber descendido de un ancestro común
Explanation:
Gene transfer or genetic engineering involves the <span>transfer of <span>genes </span></span>from<span> one species</span><span> of organism to </span><span>another </span>species<span>, i.e.from a </span><span>donor </span><span>into a </span><span>recipient </span><span>organism. It is seen by some as a simple extension of other </span><span>biotechnological </span>processes, whereas to others it is considered as a development with much more sinister implications. In fact there has been pressure to use the term biotechnology, which has gained some public acceptance, to cover both. I hope my answer has come to your help. God bless and have a nice day ahead!
Trypsin is a serine protease found in digestive system of vertebrates. they are produced in the pancreas.it catalyzes the hydrolysis of peptide bonda, breaking down into smaller peptides
in tissue culture, trypsin is used to re suspend cells adherent to the cell culture dish wall.
Erepsin is a protein found in intestinal juices but can also be found in many other cells.
I have no straight answer with ABDE as of your lack there-of. But here.
Gene flow is the introduction of genes/alleles between populations. An example is a flower having it´s pollen carried by a bee. The bee then introduces it (intentional or not.) to other flowers.
Another example is a pack of gray wolves suddenly having a different wolf introduced. *As long as it can breed, that is* They will slowly incorporate the new alleles/genes into the pack.
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