Transgenesis is the process of introducing an exogenous or modified gene into an organism, resulting in the incorporation of the gene into the host's genome and its transmission to offspring, leading to the creation of genetically modified organisms known as transgenic animals. AI generated definition based on: Medical Biochemistry, 2017

2021年3月1日 · Transgenesis is also used in order to introduce a new capability to transgenic animals, for instance, to produce therapeutic molecules. These transgenic organisms are capable of expressing transgenes because the genetic code is fundamentally similar for all organisms. Dubbed as super mice in the 1980s, they are able to produce human protein tPA ...