The "Top-Down" Approach to Creating Artificial Life Starts

question 100

Multiple Choice

The "top-down" approach to creating artificial life starts

• A) in the laboratory with the raw ingredients of life, and seeks to reproduce life in much the same way that it presumably originated billions of years ago
• B) with a complex organism and then removes cells that are not absolutely necessary
• C) with existing organisms and genetically strips them down, then tries to rebuild them into new species
• D) with animal cells and attempts to clone them

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