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6.20B Cloned transgenic animals and human proteins
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Explain how cloned transgenic animals can produce human proteins.
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Total for this question: 3 marks
6.20B Cloned transgenic animals and human proteins
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Explain why the protein is produced in milk.
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Total for this question: 2 marks
6.20B Cloned transgenic animals and human proteins
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Which human protein has been produced in the milk of transgenic animals?
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6.20B Cloned transgenic animals and human proteins
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Explain why cloning is used after making one transgenic animal.
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6.20B Cloned transgenic animals and human proteins
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Suggest one ethical concern about using transgenic animals to produce medicines.
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6.20B Cloned transgenic animals and human proteins
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State one advantage of producing proteins in animals rather than bacteria.
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6.20B Cloned transgenic animals and human proteins
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Explain why patients may prefer proteins from transgenic animals to proteins from donated blood.
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6.20B Cloned transgenic animals and human proteins
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Identify the part of the animal from which the human protein is collected.
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Total for this question: 1 mark
