What does GMO stand for and what is its role in
biotechnology?
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Answer Posted / shirisha
gmo stands for genetically modified organism..tranfer of
gene from one organism to another to produce new thing is
gmo.its role in bt is to produce new organisms . which can
be useful for us.and dolly is the first trasgenic animal..
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