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1. Introduction to Biochemistry - Part 1 of 4
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1. Introduction to Biochemistry / Nucleic Acids / Problem 11
Problem 11
Which of the following best describes the significance of nucleic acids in genetic engineering?
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Nucleic acids are used to provide energy for genetic engineering processes.
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Nucleic acids can be used to create synthetic proteins for therapeutic purposes.
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Nucleic acids can be manipulated to alter the genetic makeup of organisms, leading to advancements in medicine and agriculture.
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Nucleic acids are not significant in genetic engineering.
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