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Biotechnology, Human insulin gene, shotgun phase, Screen Shot 2020-10-08…

- - - - STEP 3- REMOVE THE NUCLEUS FROM THE UDDER CELL, AND THEN TAKE THE NUCLEUS
  - - - STEP 3- EMPTY THE OVUM
        
        STEP 4- PUT BOTH OF THEM TOGETHER AND GIVE A MILD ELECTRIC SHOCK.
        
        STEP 5- WITH THE ELECTRIC SHOCK THE SHEEP A NUCLEUS FUSES WITH SHEEP B's EMPTY EGG AND STARTS. DIVIDE TO FORM AN EMBRYO.
        
        STEP 6- THEN IMPLANT THE EMBRYO CELL INTO THE UTERUS OF SHEEP C.
        
        STEP 7- THE SHEEP C GIVES BIRTH TO A SHEEP IDENTICAL TO SHEEP A (CLONE).
        
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        HERE SHEEP C IS A SURROGATE MOTHER.
        
        THE EMBRYO GROWS FOR 7 DAYS.
- - - - Load Stem Cells into One Cartridge
      - Load Hydrogel, or any other stick polymer or supportive material into other cartridges
      - Step 3: Load Cartridges into Printer
        
        Step 4: Run Printer with previously created Cad in order to produce desired tissue
        
        Step 5: (In the case of some supportive polymers) apply electric flied to harden Polymer
        
        Obtain Finished Product
- - - - Chose the best offspring from that batch to start the next generation.
        
        continue the process through the generations.
        
        Example of a plant created with selective breeding: Broccoli, cauliflower
      - Example of animals created with selective breeding: Cow that produces more milk or Chicken that produces ideal eggs.
- - - - Step 3: Use CRISPR a DNA ligase enzyme or any other method to fuse desired gene into phage's genetic material
        
        Step 4: Re insert the Genetic material into the phage
        
        Step 5: Introduce Phage to desired bacterium
        
        Step 6: Allow Phage to undergo lysogenic life cycle and integrate its genetic material into bacterium. (During the lysogenic Life Cycle, Phages integrate their genetic material with the genetic material of the bacterium, allowing the material to be passed on as the bacterium divides and reproduces)