转基因

Transgenesis is a powerful technique in biotechnology that involves the transfer of genes from one organism to another, often resulting in the expression of new traits.
转基因技术是生物技术中的一种强大工具，涉及将一个生物体的基因转移到另一个生物体中，通常会导致新性状的表达。
In agriculture, transgenesis has been utilized to develop crops with enhanced resistance to pests and diseases.
在农业领域，转基因技术已被用于培育抗虫害和疾病能力增强的作物。
The process of transgenesis can lead to the creation of animal models for human diseases, enabling scientists to better understand and study these conditions.
转基因过程可以导致人类疾病动物模型的建立，使科学家能更好地理解和研究这些疾病。
Transgenesis experiments have contributed significantly to our understanding of gene function and regulation.
转基因实验对我们理解基因功能及其调控机制有重大贡献。
Using transgenesis techniques, researchers were able to produce goats that could produce milk containing a human protein beneficial for treating certain medical conditions.
利用转基因技术，研究人员能够培育出生产含有人类蛋白质牛奶的山羊，这种蛋白质对治疗某些医疗状况有益。
The ethical concerns surrounding transgenesis have led to heated debates among scientists, policymakers, and the general public.
转基因引发的伦理问题在科学家、政策制定者以及公众之间引发了激烈的争论。
Through transgenesis, scientists have successfully introduced fluorescence genes into zebrafish, making them glow under ultraviolet light and aiding in developmental biology research.
通过转基因技术，科学家已成功地将荧光基因引入斑马鱼体内，使其在紫外线照射下发光，从而助力发育生物学研究。
Transgenesis has enabled the production of therapeutic proteins in plants, offering a cost-effective alternative to traditional pharmaceutical manufacturing methods.
转基因技术使得能够在植物中生产治疗性蛋白质，为传统的制药生产方法提供了成本效益更高的替代方案。
Despite its potential benefits, transgenesis also carries the risk of unintended ecological consequences if genetically modified organisms escape into natural environments.
尽管转基因技术具有潜在优势，但如果转基因生物逃逸到自然环境中，也可能带来意想不到的生态后果。
By employing transgenesis, scientists have been working on creating mosquitoes that are resistant to malaria parasites, aiming to curb the spread of the disease.
通过运用转基因技术，科学家们正在致力于培育抵抗疟疾寄生虫的蚊子，以期遏制疾病的传播。