The production of human proteins in bacteria through genetic engineering is possible because:
- A$RNA$ splicing occurs in bacterial cells.
- BThe mechanism of gene regulation is identical in humans and bacteria.
- CHuman chromosomes can replicate in bacterial cells.
- DThe genetic code is universal.
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