genetic engineering Flashcards

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is the laboratory technique for isolating, purifying, sequencing, analyzing, and manipulating DNA sequences.

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dna technology

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2
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the use of DNA technology to modify the genome

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genetic engineering

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3
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is the use of biological systems or living organisms to make or modify products
or processes for a specific purpose.

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biotechnology

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4
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process by which pieces of DNA or RNA are transferred from one organism to another through alteration of genes.

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genetically modified organism

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5
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developed to address worldwide issues

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golden rice

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6
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a type of genetically altered organism that has a gene in its genomea transgene – from another organism.

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transgenic organism

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7
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The protein product of a transgene is a ________

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recombinant protein

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8
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type of protein that can cut DNA at specific locations, called restriction sites.

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restriction enzymes

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9
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essentially artificial DNA replication.

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polymerase chain reaction (PCR)

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10
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are short single-stranded DNA designed to isolate the sequence of interest

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primers

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11
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The DNA is heated to ‘unzip’ or separate the two DNA strands.

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denaturation

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12
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The DNA is cooled to allow the primers to bind to the target DNA region.

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annealing

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13
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An enzyme called Taq polymerase extends the bonded primer to make new complementary copies of the two template strands.

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extension

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14
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what does CRISPR stand for?

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Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats

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15
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was adapted for use in the laboratory from naturally occurring genome editing systems found in bacteria.

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CRISPR

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16
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technology that research scientists use to selectively modify the DNA of living organisms.

17
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Deactivation of the gene through non-homologous repair (natural process).

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gene silencing

18
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Insertion of a new gene sequence through homologous directed repair.

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gene editing