M2: Application Of Recombinant DNA Flashcards

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APPLICATIONS OF RECOMBINANT DNA

Recombinant Bacteria in M________
Recombinant Bacteria in A_______
Recombinant Bacteria in I_________
Transgenic P________
Transgenic A___________

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APPLICATIONS OF RECOMBINANT DNA

Recombinant Bacteria in Medicine
Recombinant Bacteria in Agriculture
Recombinant Bacteria in Industry
Transgenic Plants
Transgenic Animals

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Application in Medicine

Production of A________: P________ and Streptomyces fungi are used for mass production of famous antibiotics penicillin and streptomycin.

Production of H________: H_______ I_______

Production of V________: V__________are now produced by transfer of antigen coding genes to disease causing bacteria.

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Production of Antibiotics: Penicillium and Streptomyces fungi are used for mass production of famous antibiotics penicillin and streptomycin.

Production of Hormone: Human Insulin

Production of Vaccines: Vaccines are now produced by transfer of antigen coding genes to disease causing bacteria.

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Application in Medicine

Production of ____________: __________are virus-induced proteins produced by virus-infected cells. Interferon are antiviral in action and act as first line of defense against viruses causing serious infections, including breast cancer and lymph nodes malignancy.

Production of E_________: enzyme ___________, which is used to dissolve blood clots, has been produced by genetically engineered microorganisms.

Gene Therapy: treatment of ___________

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Application in Medicine

Production of Interferon: Interferons are virus-induced proteins produced by virus-infected cells. Interferon are antiviral in action and act as first line of defense against viruses causing serious infections, including breast cancer and lymph nodes malignancy.

Production of Enzymes: enzyme urikinase, which is used to dissolve blood clots, has been produced by genetically engineered microorganisms.

Gene Therapy: treatment of hemophilia

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treatment of insulin dependent

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human insulin

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treatment of rickets

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calcitonin

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treatment of pathogenic viral infections, cancer

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interferon

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treatment of infertility

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chronic gonadotropin

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Gene technology can do this to crops:

Resistance to _____
Increased ______ value
Resistance to ____
Resistance to ___ and ____

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Genetic engineering can do this to crops:

Resistance to pests
Increased nutritional value
Resistance to drought
Resistance to fungi and bacteria

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Contain inactive particles of viral coats which contains proteins called antigens for the virus

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Vaccine

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Are expensive and need to be stored in low temperatures

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Vaccine

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Is when dna is introduced to a patient to treat a genetic disease

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Gene therapy

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a form of gene technology done when there is a suspected genetic disorder

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Genetic testing

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What are the 4 types of genetic technology

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Gene therapy
Vaccines
Gene testing
Genetic engineering

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Excessive bleeding
Joint pain and swelling
Blood in urine/stool

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Hemophilia

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A clotting factor that close up wounds

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Factor 7

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Vector that carries factor 7 gene

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Foods in which the GENES ARE CHANGED by humans to produce DESIRABLE CHARACTERISTIS

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Genetically modified foods

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Poison that kills insects on corn

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Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt)

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Benefits of Genetic modification

Increased _____
Increased ___
Better ___

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Benefits of Genetic modification

Increased nutrition
Increased size
Better flavor

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Is a poisonous metal that is liquid at room temperature

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Is a poisonous metal that is liquid at room temperature

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Is a pale yellow chemical compound used in explosives

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Are more resistant to diseases, extreme weather, and pests.

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Made by gm plants and Can break down pollutants in the soil

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Examples of GMO foods T______ S_____ Rice Wheat C_____ C_____ oil
Examples of GMO foods Tomato Salmon Rice Wheat Cotton Canola oil
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Ways of genetic modification in animals C_______ S_____ breeding
Crossbreeding Selective breeding
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The first time GMO technology was used to change a living thing was in _____ by H______ B____ and S_____ C____
1973 HERBERT Boyer and Stanley Cohen
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R______ J_______ and B_____ M_____made the first genetically modified animal - M___
Rudolf Jaenisch and Beatrice Mintz, Mice
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Happens when a gene or a group of genes are added to a piece of dna
Insertion
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Act of taking certain genes out of an organism's DNA
deletion
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What animals have been genetically modifies C_____ S_____ M________ M___ and r____
Chicken Salmon Mosquitoes Mice and rats
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Genetically engineered lifestock: P____ C___
Pigs Cows
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Gmo animals (can/cannot) reproduce
Cannot
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Application in Industry Production of chemical compounds of commercial importance. Examples are ____-_____ products in sectors such as chemicals, food ingredients, detergents, paper, textiles, and biofuels. Improvement of existing f____________ processes and production of p______from wastes. Development of more efficient strains ____________that may be used to clean up p_________.
Production of chemical compounds of commercial importance. Examples are bio-based products in sectors such as chemicals, food ingredients, detergents, paper, textiles, and biofuels. Improvement of existing fermentation processes and production of proteins from wastes. Development of more efficient strains microorganisms that may be used to clean up pollutants.
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an example of a restriction enzyme
ecoR1