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When exogenous DNA is used to make insulin, which type of cell produces the insulin? a. fungal cell b. protist cell c. bacterial cell d. prokaryotic cell

When exogenous DNA is used to make insulin, which type of cell produces the insulin? a. fungal cell b. protist cell c. bacterial cell d. prokaryotic cell
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When exogenous DNA is used to make insulin, which type of cell produces the insulin?

a. fungal cell
b. protist cell
c. bacterial cell
d. prokaryotic cell

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Answer C:

The bacteria produce human insulin through genetic technology.

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