artificial transformation

Artificial transformation refers to the process of intentionally modifying or reconfiguring an organism, object, or system through human intervention. In biology, it often involves changing an organism's genes or structure to achieve desired traits, like making crops more resistant to pests. In other fields, it can mean redesigning materials or systems for better performance. Essentially, it’s about purposefully altering the natural or existing state of something using scientific or engineering techniques to improve, adapt, or create new functionalities.