91.   Many types of lung cancer produce a protein called somatostatin.

92.   Organisms produce the proteins in response to threatening conditions, such as heat.

93.   PPL has already successfully created a flock of animals which have some human genes and can produce human proteins in their milk.

94.   Scientists will know in a few months if the protein has been successfully produced.

95.   Scientists have already created livestock that produce pharmaceutical proteins in their milk.

96.   Such proteins are already produced in the milk of animals that received human DNA before birth.

97.   The Beacon gene produces a protein that stimulates the appetite.

98.   The genome instructs cells to produce various proteins, which perform most functions in the body.

99.   The goal of gene therapy is to get the body to produce the protein by putting normal genes back into the patient.

100.   The gene produces a protein on the surface of cells that serves as a receiving point for growth-stimulating hormones.