Containing recombinant DNA incorporated into its genetic material.
Having genes that have been transferred from another species or breed, for example, a transgenic plant, transgenic rice, transgenic technology, transgenic crops, and transgenic foods.
A plant or animal that has had genes transferred to it from another species.
animals given foreign genes.
A genetically altered organism that stably incorporates genes from another organism and can pass them on to succeeding generations.
Refers to plants and other organisms that have been changed by adding genetic material from another species. This is usually done to increase a plant's resistance to disease or to increase its productivity. Transgenic crops have been genetically engineered.
Descriptive of an organism that contains some genetic material that has been experimentally transferred into it from some other source.
Describes a plant or animal that has stably incorporated one or more genes from another cell or organism and can pass them on to successive generations.
trans, across + formare, to shape] Having artificially altered genetic material. A transgenic organism is one that has had its genotype altered by the introduction of a gene or DNA sequence into its genome by genetic manipulation; the introduced gene or DNA segment is called a transgene.
An organism whose genome has been altered to include new genes from the same or different species.
An organism containing a gene which has been artificially transferred from a member of another species.
An organism which has had genes from another organism added into its genome. search for Transgenic
Referring to an organism whose genome has been altered by the insertion of foreign DNA, usually with the intention of producing a different phenotype.
an organism that contains foreign genes
is used to describe animals that have been genetically engineered to contain the genes from another species.
organisms into which DNA from another genotype are introduced by, for example, micro-injection or retroviral infection. [CUB
Describes organisms with foreign DNA integrated into their genomes.
Animals which have been genetically engineered, using the genes of another species, to produce organs or chemicals of that species. Example: Pigs which have been genetically engineered to produce human organs.
A genetically altered organism that contains genes from another species.
Refers to an organism which carries a stable copy of a gene originating from another species introduced by DNA technology.
containing a gene or genes not natural to the individual.
An organism that has incorporated a functional foreign gene through recombinant DNA technology. The novel gene exists in all of its cells and is passed through to progeny. Same as genetically modified organism (GMO).
The presence of foreign DNA in the germ line.
an animal or cell which has fragments of DNA inserted into its chromosomes from another organism via recombinant DNA technology.
Referring to the plant or tissue after the incorporation of new DNA.
Français] Genetically engineered to contain DNA from an external source.
An organism with cells that contain one or more genes originating from a source other than the organisms parents i.e. a different species. These genes are artificially inserted into a specific variety.
An animal that has been implanted with genes from another species.
Creation of an individual in which genetic modification has occured in the germline tissues and may be transmitted to subsequent generations.
adjective describing an organism in which a foreign DNA gene (a transgene) is incorporated into its genome
Containing genes altered by insertion of DNA from an unrelated organism. Taking genes from one species and inserting them into another species in order to get that trait expressed in the offspring.
An experimentally produced organism in which DNA has been artificially introduced and incorporated into the organism's germ line. See also: cell, DNA, gene, nucleus, germ line
Organisms that contain genes from another organism.
pertaining to a chromosome or an organism into which genes from another individual have been inserted.
organism (mouse) whose genome has been altered by the inclusion of foreign genetic material
This term describes an organism that has had genes from another organism put into its genome through recombinant DNA techniques.
Carrying one or more genes introduced using recombinant DNA technology.
organisms with inserted genes.
An organism in which a foreign gene (a transgene) is incorporated into its genome. The transgene is present in both somatic and germ cells, is expressed in one or more tissues, and is inherited by offspring in a Mendelian fashion. See transgenic animal; transgenic plant.
containing a gene or genes introduced from another individual.
Refers to an organism into which one or more genes have been inserted, usually from another organism, and always by human intervention.
An organism whose sperm or egg contain genetic material originally derived from an organism other than the parents or in addition to the parental genetic material.
An organism carrying genetic material that it would not normally contain.
Refers to an organism containing one or more deliberately inserted genes from another species. Examples are bacteria containing the gene for human insulin and plants that contain the gene for a naturally occurring insecticide ( Bt toxin) U - Z
an organism with one or more genes that have been transferred to it from another organism.
Genetically engineered plant or offspring of genetically engineered plants. Transgénique
organism an organism into which the genes of other species have been engineered
Term applied to organisms that have been altered by introducing DNA molecules into them from other organisms.
Adjective used to describe animals carrying a gene introduced by micro-injecting DNA into the nucleus of the fertilized egg
organism made up of genes from different species
(trans-GEN-ik) Pertaining to the insertion by biotechnical means of a foreign gene or genes into the genetic makeup of an organism.
An animal or plant containing genetic material from a different species of plant or animal.
Having genetic material (DNA) from another species. This term can be applied to an organism that has genes from another organism that have been incorporated either artificially or naturally.
An experimentally produced organism in which DNA has been artificially introduced and incorporated into the organism's germ line, usually by injecting the foreign DNA into the nucleus of a fertilized embryo. [ Talking Glossary