An organism that contains foreign DNA, which was inserted into its own genetic material, is called:

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An organism that contains foreign DNA that was inserted into its own genetic material is called transgenic. This is a common technique used in genetic engineering to create organisms with desired traits or to study genetic function. Polygenic refers to traits that are determined by multiple genes, electrophoresis is a technique used to separate and analyze DNA molecules in a gel, and foreign is a general term that does not specifically refer to genetically modified organisms.

An Organism That Contains Foreign DNA, Which Was Inserted into Its