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Does recombinant DNA have something to do with plants?

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Recombinant DNA is made of DNA taken from two different organisms. It may contain plant DNA but this is not always the case.

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What is the different between recombinant DNA and non-recombinant DNA?
Recombinant- is the DNA fragment of interest Nonrecombinant- the undesired foreign DNA
Do plants have DNA and where?
Yes, everywhere. All cells in the plants contain DNA.
What does DNA do for a plant?
DNA does for a plant the same as for an animal - it allows two plants to share their genetic structure when they procreate. Just like with animals, having many different DNA structures in a community...
What does a recombinant DNA have?
Well recombinant DNA are DNA that have DNA parts from other organisms. The DNA from the organisms, at least two, are then combined using modern engineering techniques. -Hope I answered your question...
About Recombinant DNA?
has occurred in sexually reproducing forms. can be produced with new biological techniques. has produced changes that resulted in evolution.