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Computer artwork of DNA being manipulated

DNA manipulation. Computer artwork of a needle being inserted into a dividing cell against a background showing deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA). DNA consists of two strands twisted into a helical shape, with bases (orange bars) projecting inwards. These bases pair up to form a code of genetic instructions. DNA manipulation (genetic engineering) involves cutting the molecule up and resplicing it to other fragments. Several uses for DNA manipulation might be shown here. Bacterial cells can be used to make drugs or vaccines. Crop plants can be made more disease resistant and livestock can be given different traits. Genetic diseases can be treated using gene therapy

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Bio Technology Computer Graphic Dna Manipulation Gene Therapy Genetic Engineering Manipulation Bio Chemistry Genetics


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This computer artwork showcases the intricate process of DNA manipulation. Against a backdrop of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), we see a needle delicately inserted into a dividing cell, symbolizing the scientific precision required for this procedure. The twisted helical shape of DNA is evident, with its bases projecting inward like vibrant orange bars. DNA manipulation, also known as genetic engineering, involves cutting and resplicing the molecule to other fragments. This image hints at several potential applications for this groundbreaking technology. Bacterial cells can be harnessed to produce life-saving drugs or vaccines, offering hope in combating diseases that plague humanity. Moreover, crop plants can be genetically modified to enhance their resistance against various pathogens, ensuring higher yields and food security. Similarly, livestock can be endowed with desirable traits through DNA manipulation techniques. The image also alludes to gene therapy's potential in treating genetic diseases by replacing faulty genes with healthy ones. This revolutionary approach holds promise for individuals suffering from inherited disorders. Through this stunning artwork created by Science Photo Library, we are reminded of the immense power and possibilities unlocked by understanding and manipulating our genetic code. It serves as a visual testament to the remarkable advancements made in biochemistry and biotechnology while igniting curiosity about future breakthroughs yet to come.

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