What is Recombinant DNA technology? Examples of rDNA technology

 Definition of rDNA technology: It is the process of cutting and joining two different DNA molecules and inserting it into a host organism using a vector to produce copies or express the desired gene.

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Or  It is process that involves the identification, isolation and insertion of gene of interest into a vector such as a plasmid to form a recombinant DNA molecule and production of many copies of that gene fragment or product encoded by that gene inside the host.

What is Recombinant DNA technology?

Examples of applications of rDNA technology

Humulin: Human insulin produced using rDNA technology

Human insulin gene inserted into a vector and transferred to bacterium and bacteria acts as bio factories producing human insulin

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