Transgenic animals.
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Transgenic animals are defined as animals that have had changes made to their genome through genetic engineering techniques. This document discusses transgenic animals, providing examples of transgenic animals such as mice and pigs that have been genetically modified. It also covers the production, maintenance, and applications of transgenic animals.
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