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GCSE level biology exam revision notes on basic genetics Part 5 GENOME 5 INDEX of GCSE level revision notes on Biotechnology genetic engineering techniques - splicing genes with enzymes! Uses e.g. making insulin, GM crops and medical applications - contemporary examples of biotechnology [Author © Dr Phil Brown PhD: Doc Brown's biology exam revision notes suitable for students of UK IGCSE & GCSE level biology courses & ~ US grades 9-10 biology [page updated Mar 19th 2026 *] [email doc b: comment? query?] * [privacy & cookies policies & disclaimer] * ]SEARCH] Sub-index for this section 5 on GM technology Note: GM is used as an abbreviation for genetically modified products i.e. the produce of genetic modification engineering techniques to an organisms genome. (1) Introduction to biotechnology and genetic engineering (2) Application of GM - the production of insulin (4) Uses of genetic engineering in medicine including gene therapy (5) Ethical and other issues: 'pros and cons' of using genetic modification in plants and animals
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