FINAL EXAM CHAP 14 Flashcards

1
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What is biotechnology?

A

the use of recombinant DNA molecular biology to produce services

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2
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How does biotechnology affect our daily lives?

A

Protect endangered species, treat disease with stem cells, produce new varieties of plants, make pharmaceutical products

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3
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How does biotechnology affect human proteins?

A

treating diseases; new treatments for diseases

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4
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what were the sources of therapeutic proteins before biotechnology?

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slaughterhouses, donated human blood, and human cadavers

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5
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What is recombinant DNA technology?

A

Introducing human genes into other cells

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6
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T or F: Human proteins are grown in bacteria to reduce the risk of blood clotting

A

True

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7
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T or F: Insulin is made by recombinant DNA technology

A

True

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8
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What are stem cells?

A

Unspecialized cells, renew by cell division, and can turn into other cells

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9
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what are embryonic stem cells?

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form during the blastocyst stage and comprise the inner cell mass of an embryo

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10
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Pluripotent cells vs multipotent cells

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Pluripotent can differentiate into all cell types and multipotent can differentiate into only some cell types

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T or F: Somatic cells being reprogrammed to become a stem cell is a iPS cell

A

True

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What is the best cell for stem cell-based therapies?

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Embryonic stem cells make the best candidates for therapy because of pluripotency

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13
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What are adult stem cells used for?

A

Bone marrow transplants, infusion of differentiated heart cells, burn treatment

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14
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What is GM plants?

A

Genes transferred into crop plants using biotechnology to create a specific trait

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15
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What are benefits of GMOs?

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Enhance the nutritional value of the food, resistant to pests, tolerant of herbicides

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16
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HD in transgenic mouse models

A

micro injection of mutant human HD allele onto fertilized mouse eggs

17
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What are short tandem repeats?

A

short, repeated sequences, 2 to 9 base pairs in length

18
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What do DNA profiles/DNA fingerprinting reveal?

A

Variations in the DNA sequences between different individuals

19
Q

What is the CODIS panel used for?

A

Used by law enforcement and government agencies in preparing DNA profiles

20
Q

What is a positive match between DNA profiles and suspects determined by?

A

Population gray by of the STR alleles present and the probability that two unrelated individuals would have the same DNA profile at the STR loci

21
Q

stem cells that are able to differentiate into any type of cell are called

A

pluripotent

22
Q

what are induced pluripotent stem cells created from?

A

somatic cell (usually skin)

23
Q

T/F: genes from a foreign species can be transferred into a plant through artificial selection

A

false

24
Q

T/F: crop plants can be engineered to express BT toxin, which makes them resistance a pest like insects

A

True

25
Q

which type of cell is able to turn into any cell type?

A

embryonic stem cells

26
Q

transgenic mouse models:

A

are commonly used as models for human diseases

27
Q

The CODIS panel is made up of how many STR‘s?

A

13

28
Q

Which of the following is not an ability of some genetically modified plants?

A

acting as a model for human diseases