DNA Encoding a Normal Gene Is Inserted into Cells from a Patient

question 2

Multiple Choice

DNA encoding a normal gene is inserted into cells from a patient with a defective form of the gene. Recombinant cells are identified and isolated, and returned to the patientʹs body. This is an example of

• A) biotechnology.
• B) genotyping.
• C) gene therapy.
• D) genetic fingerprinting.
• E) genomics.

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