When Creating Transgenic Organisms, One Major Difference Between Plants and Animals

question 7

Multiple Choice

When creating transgenic organisms, one major difference between plants and animals is that

• A) only embryos can be used to create transgenic animals, while any plant cell can be used for transgenic plants.
• B) only eggs can be used to create transgenic animals, while embryos can be used for transgenic plants.
• C) only eggs can be used to create transgenic animals, while any plant cell can be used for transgenic plants.
• D) only embryos can be used to create transgenic animals, while eggs must be used to create transgenic plants.
• E) any cell may be used to create transgenic animals, while embryos can be used for transgenic plants.

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Definitions:

Deep Structure

In linguistics, the underlying syntactic structure or meaning of a sentence, as opposed to the surface structure which is how it is expressed.

Surface Structures

The outward appearance or organization of something, especially in linguistics where it refers to the specific syntax or wording of a sentence.

Transformational Grammar

A theory of grammar that focuses on how sentences can be transformed into other sentences through the application of rules.

Deep Structure

In linguistics, the underlying syntactic structure or meaning of a sentence, as opposed to its surface structure or actual spoken form.