recombinantmade
Recombinantmade is a term used to describe products or materials generated through recombinant DNA technology, in which genetic material from different sources is spliced and expressed in a host organism or cell-free system to produce a defined molecule. The label highlights the engineered origin of the product, as opposed to naturally occurring or chemically synthesized alternatives.
Production typically follows gene isolation, vector construction, and host transformation, followed by expression and purification. Common
Applications span medicine, industry, and agriculture. Notable examples include insulin and other therapeutic proteins produced in
Limitations and criticisms focus on biosafety, ethical concerns, patenting, and public acceptance. The term recombinantmade is