Constructed organisms

Constructed organisms are living entities created through advanced scientific techniques that modify or combine genetic material in ways not naturally occurring. This process, often involving genetic engineering or synthetic biology, allows scientists to design organisms with specific traits or functions, such as medical benefits, environmental solutions, or industrial applications. By precisely editing or assembling DNA, researchers can develop organisms that address challenges like disease, food security, or pollution, blending biology and technology to innovate in fields like agriculture, medicine, and environmental management.