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The human protein-enriched milk is produced by first transgenic cow named

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Tracy

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Rosie

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Dolly

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ANDi

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Solution

The correct option is B Rosie
Dolly was the first cloned sheep while ANDi was the first genetically modified monkey. Tracy was the first transgenic sheep to produce α-1-antitrypsin.

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Q. Select the correct option for the given statements I, II and III.
I. Rosie was the first transgenic cow who produced human protein enriched milk.
II. It was nutritionally more balanced product for human babies than natural cow milk.
III. Milk produced by transgenic cow, Rosie contains 2.4 g protein/L and alpha-lactalbumin, human protein.

Q. Select the correct option for the given statements X, Y and Z.

X - A transgenic cow, Rosie produced human protein-enriched milk, which was nutritionally more balanced product for human babies than natural cow milk.

Y- Milk produced by transgenic cow Rosie contain 2.4 gm protein/L.

Z- In the above mentioned milk in Y statement, alpha-lactalbumin is present.

Q. Milk produced by the transgenic cow Rosie produced milk enriched with .

Q. Assertion :The milk of transgenic cow, Rosie, was nutritionally more balanced then normal cow milk Reason:

α - 1

antitrypsin is a biological produced by transgenic animals.

Q. Select the incorrect option regarding the milk produced by the transgenic cow ‘Rosie’

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