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The Mosby Medical Encyclopedia 10-01-1996 gene splicing, the process by which a piece of DNA is attached to or inserted in a strand of DNA from another source. For example, DNA material from humans and other mammals can be spliced into bacterial organisms. The ideas, procedures and suggestions ...
October 1, 1996; The Mosby Medical Encyclopedia

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