Question

Where the gene of endangered species can be conserved?

Answer 1

Answer:

The place where the genes of endangered species can be conserved are called gene banks.

Explanation:

Gene banks are the places where genes are preserved in invitro conditions.

These gene banks are very important in the preservation of different types of species which are very rare and particular which are about to get extinct.

Answer 2

The genes of endangered species are stored in the genetic bank.

Explanation:

The genetic bank is holding the information of DNA and RNA, the cell lines, blood, semen, eggs, tissues of 23 endangered animals had been stored with genetic information which includes the species of Tiger, Lion, Thiamin, Hyena, Wild dog. The large samples storing capacity of around 17000 vials is found. The sample collection will be later expanded in large numbers.