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GMO means genetically modified. The genetically modified bacteria may be created, so that the newly formed bacteria can grow more rapidly. Also as the bacteria have simple genetic combination, those can be modified easily to produce human proteins. And as there will be large number of bacteria, so that large amount of human protein can be produced by using these GMO bacteria.
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