Germ-free animal

... cells (the cells of the body) have a complete set of DNA, while the germ cell has one half of the parent's complete set of DNA. In order to become ... You can have the ribosome from a bacteria, produce protein from an animal (such as E. coli producing human insulin). Right. It is called the ...

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OK, lets tackle these questions . . . I cam across germ cells. Can you tell me if I'm way off the mark here? You are on the right ... You can have the ribosome from a bacteria, produce protein from an animal (such as E. coli producing human insulin). The reason it sticks out for ...

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... of its original form inside of the other (endosymbiosis). In complex animals hybridization can be more difficult. Horses and donkeys normally ... mother or father) of the haploid (has one of two sets of chromosomes) germ cell (egg or sperm) that divides down to develop into a 47 chromosome ...

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... target from the USSR, and constant cases. Now, I see here where many animals were experimented with in the 60s prior to Aids, then later the one ... origin of the disease ranged from the comic to the bizarre: a deadly germ escaped from a secret CIA laboratory; God sent the plague down to punish ...

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... clas of infectious agents, but simply that viruses integrated in the animal germ line and coevolved together could become the cause of a new disease if introduced in humans. ...

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