Description

Recombinant DNA and Biotechnology is designed to captivate a global viewing audience and will enable all instructors to teach understudies a reasonable amount of atomic science and hereditary engineering. In essence, it involves inserting a particular piece of foreign DNA into a cell using an appropriate vector in a way that the inserted DNA multiplies on its own and is passed on to progenies as a result of cell division. After being identified and verified, the DNA-containing transformed cells can be employed industrially to create valuable substances like insulin, interferon, growth hormones, etc. Recombinant DNA and Biotechnology: A Guide for All will enable readers to learn about important societal issues and concerns in an orderly manner while also providing a course on the fundamental principles of today's sub-atomic science insurgency.