Three basic steps are required for making GMO are: I. Identification of DNA with a desirable gene. II. Introduction of identified DNA into the host. III. Maintenance of introduced DNA in the host and transfer of the DNA to its progeny. What is the correct sequence of involvement?

Question

Three basic steps are required for making GMO are: I. Identification of DNA with a desirable gene. II. Introduction of identified DNA into the host. III. Maintenance of introduced DNA in the host and transfer of the DNA to its progeny. What is the correct sequence of involvement? (A) II arrow I arrow III (B) I arrow III arrow II (C) II arrow III arrow I (D) I arrow II arrow III

Tardigrade Admin · Accepted Answer

For genetically modifying an organism a specific desired gene is to be isolated, this desired gene should be introduced in specific host cell where it can multiply and get transferred to all the progeny cells.

Q. Three basic steps are required for making GMO are:
I. Identification of DNA with a desirable gene.
II. Introduction of identified DNA into the host.
III. Maintenance of introduced DNA in the host and transfer of the DNA to its progeny.
What is the correct sequence of involvement?

II $\to$ I $\to$ III

I $\to$ III $\to$ II

II $\to$ III $\to$ I

I $\to$ II $\to$ III

For genetically modifying an organism a specific desired gene is to be isolated, this desired gene should be introduced in specific host cell where it can multiply and get transferred to all the progeny cells.

Q. Three basic steps are required for making GMO are: I. Identification of DNA with a desirable gene. II. Introduction of identified DNA into the host. III. Maintenance of introduced DNA in the host and transfer of the DNA to its progeny. What is the correct sequence of involvement?

II → I → III

I → III → II

II → III → I

I → II → III

For genetically modifying an organism a specific desired gene is to be isolated, this desired gene should be introduced in specific host cell where it can multiply and get transferred to all the progeny cells.

Q. Three basic steps are required for making GMO are:
I. Identification of DNA with a desirable gene.
II. Introduction of identified DNA into the host.
III. Maintenance of introduced DNA in the host and transfer of the DNA to its progeny.
What is the correct sequence of involvement?

II $\to$ I $\to$ III

I $\to$ III $\to$ II

II $\to$ III $\to$ I

I $\to$ II $\to$ III