MODIFICATION OF GENETIC INFORMATION USING DATA
Том 2 № 4 (2024), Articles
Том 2 № 4 (2024)

MODIFICATION OF GENETIC INFORMATION USING DATA

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Опубликован 2024-04-08
Numanjanov Abdurakhman Abdurasuljan ugli
Teacher of the Department of Informatics of Andijan State University
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Genetic modification, Genetic databases, Biotechnology, Genome engineering, CRISPR-Cas9, Bioinformatics.

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Numanjanov Abdurakhman Abdurasuljan ugli. (2024). MODIFICATION OF GENETIC INFORMATION USING DATA. МЕДИЦИНА, ПЕДАГОГИКА И ТЕХНОЛОГИЯ: ТЕОРИЯ И ПРАКТИКА, 2(4), 235–239. извлечено от https://universalpublishings.com/index.php/mpttp/article/view/5118
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In the realm of biotechnology, the ability to modify genetic information has revolutionized scientific research and medical advancements. With the emergence of vast databases containing genetic information, researchers now have powerful tools at their disposal to manipulate and engineer genomes. This article explores the utilization of genetic databases for the modification of genetic information, highlighting the significance of such databases in various fields including medicine, agriculture, and environmental conservation. Through a comprehensive literature review, methodologies employed in genetic modification are discussed, followed by suggestions for future research and implications. The article concludes by emphasizing the transformative potential of genetic databases in shaping the future of genetic engineering.

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