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Identify the benefits of genetically modified bacteria, plants, and animals to human society.

Discuss an example of ex vivo and of in vivo gene therapy.

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Distinguish between in vivo and ex vivo gene therapy in humans.

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In vivo gene therapy takes place within the body of organism. Genes are inserted into the cells in the body.

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