The SouthPark 1 Homeowners Association Annual Meeting of the Members and the Board of Directors election will be held on October 19 at 7:00 pm in the SouthPark 1 clubhouse.
Cutting. Genes can be cut out from the DNA of an organism and pasted into a new position in that organism or into the DNA of a different organism. This cutting and pasting process is called gene splicing.acterial restriction enzymes will work on DNA from other organisms because DNA is chemically identical, whether it comes from bacteria, a rose or a human. The chemicals in DNA are always the same; it's just the arrangement of the bases that varies. Different restriction enzymes cut at different sites.
A laboratory mouse in which a gene affecting hair growth has been knocked out (left), is shown next to a normal lab mouse. Knocking out the activity of a gene provides information about what that gene normally does. Humans share many genes with mice.n some instances, the gene may serve a different function in adults than in developing embryos. Knocking out a gene also may fail to produce an observable change in a mouse or may even produce different characteristics from those observed in humans in which the same gene is inactivated.