How is it possible that viral dna can be inserted into the genome of bacteria?.

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Viral DNA can be inserted into the genome of bacteria by manipulating a specific enzyme known as DNA ligase.

<h3>What is DNA ligase?</h3>

This is a special enzyme found in humans and other forms of DNA. The role of the DNA ligase enzyme is to fuse together distinct strands of DNA. By manipulating this enzyme, scientists have achieved genetic modification.

Therefore, we can confirm that due to the successful manipulation of an enzyme known as DNA ligase, scientists have been able to insert viral DNA into the genome of bacteria.

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