Preston Franklin

Chemistry

31 March, 13:16

Scientists have spliced the DNA of certain cabbage species with that of a scorpion, causing the cabbage leaves to have a very tiny amount of poison, just like the scorpion produces. The poison in the cabbage leaves is enough to kill caterpillars that try to eat it but it has no effect on humans. This is an example of what? A. gene therapy B. selective breeding C. genetic engineering

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