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HAS Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering (Ch10)
HAS Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering (Ch10)
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Transferring specific genes into mammalian cells to treat genetic disorders.
micropropagation
gene therapy
genetic modification
genetic manipulation
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This product is considered to be among the most successful products of genetic engineering and is used in agriculture.
cloning
Belgium Blues
recombinant bovine somatotropin (rBST)
Golden Rice
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What bacteria derived from the stomach of young ruminants has made cheese plentiful and inexpensive?
recombinant DNA
rennet
rennin
restriction enzyme
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Pharmaceuticals that are produced using biotechnology.
biopharmaceuticals
gene splicing
farmaceuticals
pharming
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Early advances in biotechnology relied heavily on influential work done on _______
dogs and cats
bacteria, yeasts, and viruses
sheep and goats
nematodes, amoebas, and nuclei
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Animals that produce large amounts of recombinant protein in their milk.
founders
bioreactors
cows treated with rbST
pharming
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A molecular biology technique used to amplify specific DNA.
transgenics
xenotransplantation
polymerase chain reaction (PCR)
pharming
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Who benefits from the use of animals in medical research?
people
cancer patients
animals
developing countries
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The ________ of every economically important livestock species have been completely sequenced.
founder
genetic mapping
pharmacogenomics
genomes
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What animal may be a suitable choice for xenotransplantation?
pigs
sheep
goats
rats
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This was the first commercial health care product derived from recombinant DNA technology.
vaccines for hepatitis
chemotherapy
recombinant human insulin
antibiotics
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A combination of DNA molecules from different biological sources.
clone
genetically modified organisms (GMO)
restriction enzymes
recombinant DNA
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The production of pharmaceuticals from livestock.
pharmacogenomics
pharming
drug farming
big farma
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What is the regulatory mechanism in place to control genetically engineered organisms?
EPA
FDA
All of the above
DNA
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The branch of pharmacology that looks at how variation in human genetics leads to variation in response to drugs.
pharmacogenomics
farmacology
pharmacokinetics
pharmacodynamics
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What traits improve the plant's health by making it resistant to pests, disease, or herbicides?
somatic traits
input traits
output traits
physical traits
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What livestock species was the first to be fully genetically sequenced?
sheep
cattle
pigs
goats
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Using biological organisms or components like cells or enzymes to manufacture a product to improve the quality of humans
pharming
transgenics
polymerase chain reaction (PCR)
biotechnology
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A genetically altered variety of rice with higher levels of beta-carotene.
Rice BC
Golden Rice
Golden Grain
Beta Rice
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The production of genetically identical copies of biological entities.
cloning
transgenics
pharming
micropropagation
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Cells of a desired plant are used to generate another plant.
farmacogenomics
micropropagation
plant tissue culture
pharming
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Where are restrictive enzymes primarily found?
fungi
all of the above
bacteria
viruses
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The name for proteins manufactured by the body in response to a foreign substance that finds its way into the body.
fomites
vectors
antibodies
white blood cells
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Where did the genes for the genetically modified Golden Rice come from?
sunflowers
goldfish
carrots
daffodils
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Using biotechnology, antibody-producing cells are fused with tumor cells to create a _________
hybridoma
plasmids
vector
bacteriophage