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Which of the following is NOT a possible result of genetic engineering on organisms?(1 point)
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We can breed for specific traits by pairing organisms with that desired trait together.
We can breed for specific traits by pairing organisms with that desired trait together.
Inserting genes from another organism can pass allergens into the new GMO.
Inserting genes from another organism can pass allergens into the new GMO.
Crops can become herbicide resistant to more easily kill off surrounding weeds
Crops can become herbicide resistant to more easily kill off surrounding weeds
Animals can infect and spread their genetic modifications to other animals via contact
Animals can infect and spread their genetic modifications to other animals via contact
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"We can breed for specific traits by pairing organisms with that desired trait together."
That's selective breeding (artificial selection), not genetic engineering. Genetic engineering involves directly altering an organism's DNA (e.g., inserting genes), whereas pairing organisms for desired traits is a traditional breeding method.
That's selective breeding (artificial selection), not genetic engineering. Genetic engineering involves directly altering an organism's DNA (e.g., inserting genes), whereas pairing organisms for desired traits is a traditional breeding method.
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