Ancient, Classical, Modern Bio Flashcards
DNA footprint
1987
jumping genes
barbara mcclintock
dna structure
james watson and francis crick
genentech
herbert boyer, robert swanson
Known as artificial selection
Selective breeding
result of scientific discoveries and technological developments that span more than 300 years from the first microscope to the first molecular cloning experiments
modern biotech
1864
pasteurization
1991
transgenic animals, tracy
designers baby
2000, adam nash
antibiotics
alexander fleming
robert hooke
cells
1863
theory of heredity
flavr savr tomato
calgene, 1994
inventions were based on their observations on nature.
ancient biotech
discovery that took place in this era that may have begun in Egypt between 6000 and 5000 BC
beer brewing
1944
DNA
the process by which humans use to develop particular characteristics and improved
production of crops and livestock.
selective breeding
when various observations started pouring in, with scientific and applied knowledge from experiments and discoveries of the past that provided a solid foundation for the many industrial processes that today gives us a plethora of products and services.
classical biotech
1674
bacteria