Biology, asked by ratty, 1 year ago

generically engineered viruses and parasite and bacteria

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Answered by vishal244
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bacteriophage. Even bacteria can have viral infections! Phage, or bacteriophage, are viruses that infect and replicate inside bacteria. Once attached to a bacteria, phages insert their genetic material into their host
Answered by karmaan958
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T-VEC is a modified form of herpes virus which multiplies inside cancer cells and bursts them from within. It has been genetically engineered to produce a molecule called GM-CSF, which stimulates the immune system to attack and destroy the tumour.

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