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3. b- Modification biotechnology
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EXPLORING DNA

genetic techniques to study DNA :




↳ chain reaction IPCR )
copying in lab -


polymerase

revealing the owner -
DNA profiling I get electrophoresis )

finding A ,
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gene sequencing

making new organisms -
gene transfer
↳ cloning



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used to separate fragments of DNA to identify
its origins →
enzymes chop long parts of the genome

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