Yeast cells can be genetically
modified to produce a painkiller.
This painkiller is usually
obtained from opium poppies.
One method for genetically
modifying a yeast cell uses a
plasmid containing the desired
gene. Explain how a gene can be
inserted into a plasmid.
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open up the plasmid and paste in the gene. This process is effected restriction enzymes which are used to cut DNA and DNA ligase which can join the DNA
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