Party Quiz Flashcards

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8500 B.C.

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Man domesticates a number of animals and cultivates some plants.

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7500 B.C.

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Man plants rice and millet and domesticates pigs and silkworm.

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3
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In Mesopotamia, Sumerians use yeast to make beer and wine.

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6000 B.C.

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4
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4000 B.C.- 1600 A.D.

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Early farmers, like those in Egypt and America, save seeds from plants that produce the best crops and plant them the next years to grow even better.

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5
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In 3500 B.C. what are the crops and animals that are grown and domesticated in Mesopotamia?

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Corn, bean, squash, and turkey

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In 3500 B.C. what are the crops and animals that are grown and domesticated in Andes and Amazonia?

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potato, manioc, llama, and guinea pig

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7
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What is bacteriophage?

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a virus that infects bacteria

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8
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The use of an electron microscope to identify and characterize a bacteriophage

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194

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9
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In 1944, who tentatively identifies DNA as the true carrier of molecular information?

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Oswald Avery

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10
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1951, Who discovers transposable elements or “jumping genes,” in corn?

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McClintock

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11
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1951, Who discovers that the amounts of adenine, cytosine, guanine, and thymine differ among species, but the amount of adenine is always equal to that of thymine, and cytosine to guanine?

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Erwin Chargaff

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12
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In 1952, He confirms DNA as the true carrier of molecular information.

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Alfred Hershey

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13
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What year does Watson and Crick described the double-helix structure of the DNA?

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1953

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14
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What year does the cell-culture techniques developed?

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1954

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15
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In 1956, Konberg discovered this enzyme, leading the the understanding of how DNA is replicated.

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DNA Polymerase I

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16
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Understanding of the structures of genes and how they work deepens.

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1950s-1960s

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17
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This year, exploiting base pairing happened, and hybrid DNA-RNA molecules were created. Messenger DNA is discovered.

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1960

18
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This year, work on creating high-yielding varieties of major grains, especially wheat, corn, millet, and rice massively increased production of these crops in many countries-launching the Green Revolution.

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1960s

19
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They decipher the genetic code.

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Nirenberg, Holley, and Khorana

20
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The year that the earliest known patents for biotechnology in the Philippines are issued for the production of coenzyme Q-10 through fermentation and the process of preparing food and feed yeast from strawberry yeast, and its food composition.

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1965

21
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Scientific name of strawberry

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Rhodotorula pilaminae

22
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1960s-1970s

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Propagation technique using embryo rescue for mutant makapuno coconut and orchids is developed at UPCA.

23
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Specific restriction nucleases are identified, opening the way for gene cloning.

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1970

24
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1973, working with microorganisms they introduce a set of techniques that make it possible to splice genes, turning bacteria and yeast into miniature factories.

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Stanley Cohen and Herbert Boyer

25
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In 1974, Who are those biologist who attended Belgium’s University of Ghent?

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Jozef Schell and Marc Van Montagu

26
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Jozef Schell and Marc Van Montagu, showed that virulent strains of A. tumefaciens contain large loops of DNA called _______ within the cell

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plasmid

27
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In 1975, these people share the Nobel Prize for the discovery that the RNA can be transformed into DNA

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David Baltimore, Renato Dulbecco, and Howard Temin

28
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RNA can be transformed into DNA by an enzyme called ________ _____________.

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Reverse transcriptase

29
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1975, these are developed for detecting specific DNA sequences.

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Colony hybridization and Southern blotting

30
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The year that the first monoclonal antibodies are produced.

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1975

31
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When is the Asilomar conference on recombinant DNA held?

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February 1975, in California

32
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Mary-Dell Chilton and the team at the University of Washington learn that a portion of one plasmid causes the crown gall infection by inserting itself into the nucleus of a plant cell and integrating with its chromosomes.

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1976

33
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The tools of recombinant DNA are first applied to a human inherited disorder.

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1976

34
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1976, It is used for the prenatal diagnosis of alpha thalassemia.

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Molecular Hybridization

35
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Yeast genes are expressed in ________ bacteria.

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E. coli

36
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1978, His lab creates a symbolic version of the human insulin gene.

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Herbert Boyer

37
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National Institutes of Biotechnology and Applied Microbiology (BIOTECH) is established at the University of the Philippines, Los Banos (UPLB).

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1978

38
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Who is the president when the National Institutes of Biotechnology and Applied Microbiology (BIOTECH) is established at the University of the Philippines, Los Banos?

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Pres. Ferdinand E. Marcos

39
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The US Supreme Court decision in the case Diamond v. Chakrabarty upholds that anything made by the hand of a man is eligible for patenting.

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1980

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