Genetic Engineering: Transforming Science & Medicine

What is Genetic Engineering?

Genetic Engineering is a science that modifies DNA to change traits in plants, animals, or humans, improving health, food quality, and innovation.

How Genetic Engineering Works

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Applications of Genetic Engineering

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Benefits of Genetic Engineering

Genetic Engineering supports better healthcare, higher crop yield, disease prevention, and sustainable solutions for global challenges. Read more

Learn Genetic Engineering

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