Name ofPossible Benefitsfrom TransgenicOrganismSince super salmongrows very fast, it canbe sold earlier. Thismay result into largerprofits foraquaculturists.DesiredTraitRecipientOrganismDonorDeliveryTechniqueWild Atlantic MicroinjectionTransgenicOrganismGM salmon,a.k.a. supersalmonOrganismFast growthPacificChinooksalmonsalmon

Genetically modified organisms: These are the organisms whose genetic material has been altered or…

Name of Possible Benefits from Transgenic Organism Since super salmon grows very fast, it can be sold earlier. This Desired Trait Recipient Organism Donor Delivery Technique Wild Atlantic Microinjection Transgenic Organism GM salmon, a.k.a. super salmon Organism Fast growth Pacific Chinook salmon salmon may result into larger profits for aquaculturists. 1

Name of Possible Benefits from Transgenic Organism Since super salmon grows very fast, it can be sold earlier. This Desired Trait Recipient Organism Donor Delivery Technique Wild Atlantic Microinjection Transgenic Organism GM salmon, a.k.a. super salmon Organism Fast growth Pacific Chinook salmon salmon may result into larger profits for aquaculturists. 1

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