Test 4 Flashcards

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During the phytoremediation experiment l, Emmanuel is having little success removing large quantities of contaminants from soil, despite flourishing vegetative growth from testing plants. A likely explanation for this lack of removal is that Emmanuel used plants with:

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Weak, shallow roots system

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The presence of fuzzy colored spots on the surface of fruits, bread, other foods is an indication of the growth of a:

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Fungus

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While planning a bioremediation experiment, Keith hopes to fine the conditions best suites for a species of bacteria to remove contaminants from soil. The variable he should attempt to alter in each soil sample are:

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Moisture content, temperature, oh

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A scientifically valid control group for a soil bioremediation experiment testing the effect of various plants in removing contaminants, should differ from the experimental groups only in the:

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Presence of no plants in the sample

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Cal is conducting a bioremediation experiment testing the effectiveness of various bacteria at removing fertilizer waste from water samples. Cal should Tessy impact the bacteria in each sample by:

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Regularly test the water using immunoassay test

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Aerobic bacteria are often used in Bioremediation experiments attempting to remove contaminants from water sources, however these bacteria are often require the use of an air pump to

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Oxygenate the sample water

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Balloons are often used in bioremediation experiments to

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Capture gases produced by bacteria During fermentation processes

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Agricultural production techniques utilizing transgenic crops with insect resistance have improved the biodiversity of insect populations and surrounding areas by

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Preventing the death of nontarget insects

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An example of sustainability is the use of genetically altered bacteria to produce medicines and medical substances as a bacteria

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Quickly reproduce creating a plentiful supply unlike natural plant and animal sources

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The use of cloned animals to increase the number of organisms in endangered population is seen as dangerous by many scientists who think practice will

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Disrupt game fly through natural reproduction in the population

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The production of an Asian Guar named Noah in 2000 was significant as it was the first successful

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Clone to be born from a surrogate mother of another species

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According to recent studies the use of BT crops and other transgenic plants in the United States has help farmers to decrease

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Pesticide use by more than 46 million pounds

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Agriscience researchers attempting to develop alternatives for fossil fuels, please biodiesel andethanol using

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Organic agricultural products and byproducts

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A biotechnology technique most used to clean superfund sites and other contaminated areas is

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Bioremediation

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When the first important commercial applications of modern bioremediation techniques was the use of bacteria to

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Consume create all released in the ocean from tanker spills

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BSM immunoassay test is an important method for the

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Detection of a large number of contaminants at very low levels

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The placement of a cheap, expendable fish highly suseptible to change in pH and fish tank full of expensive eels is an example of the use of

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Indicator species

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Scientists have recently inserted genes from bacteria and animals into cottonwood trees, allowing the trees to convert heavy metals to useful forms. This makes transgenic cottonwoods a good candidate for use in

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Phytoremediation

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The use of genetically altered transgenic organisms as Biological controls for insect and plant pests has increased as researchers have been able to use more

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Predatory and parasitic organisms

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Recent attempts to create new efficient biofuels have produced a diesel fuel that

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Those more expensive than regular diesel, is sustainable and quickly biodegrades

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The use of biosensors and agriscience allow agriculturalist to monitor minor changes and ecosystem by using a transducer to measure

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The responding changes in the specific population of organisms

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Salmonella is the most common bacteria often transmitted to humans from

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Raw eggs

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Jimmy is conducting spearmint gum safety of pickled foods by testing the bacteria levels in jars for six months. The variable most likely to that bacteria levels is the

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PH level

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Jen discovers that the lid of the canning jar is popped out prior to opening the jar. The canned materials are most likely

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Contaminated by a potentially deadly toxins

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Holly tested several cracked eggs for the presence of salmonella. If she places samples testing positive in the freezer for one week then she removes the sample she should expect to find

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Nearly the same levels of salmonella before

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Mohammed uses irradiation in his restaurant in order to

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Quickly sterilize feet without having a noticeable effect on it’s taste

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Ishmael removes the water in meat that he wishes to preserve by dehydration and salting. Both methods are effective because

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Bacteria cannot live and function

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Hector is testing on bacteria growth rates in cottage cheese. In order to preserve the samples without changing the bacterial populations, he stores the samples by

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Freezing the cottage cheese slightly below 0°C

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An example of recent attempts of scientists to remove the genes responsible for the production of negative substances in foods is the attempt to remove

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Caffeine from coffee beans

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Decreases in the time required for bread to rise or beer to Ferment can most likely be achieved through the creation of

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Transgenic yeast

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The risk that inserted genes may contain common allergies is a major concern regarding the

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Consumption of genetically modified foods

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Isolating genes responsible for the production of vitamins and other substances and inserting them into various production crops, agricultural researchers were able to produce food products

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With increased nutritional value

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The insertion of genetic resistance for various insect pests has increase the safety of food by decreasing the

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Amount of pesticide residue on plants

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The removal of genes responsible for the production of ethylene in Apple and other fruits has enabled agriculturalists to

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Increase the time person in which fruits maybe stored

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Besides controlling insect damage in the field the insertion of BT genes into crops has also reduced post harvest damage by reducing the damage areas that often provide a perfect habitat for

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Fungal diseases

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Golden rice and other recent crop developments represent the efforts of researchers please transgenic organisms to combat malnutrition by creating organisms that

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produce high levels of vitamins

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Until the recent insertion of a gene into bacteria coding for the production of the enzyme rennin, what product was made exclusively from enzymes are made from the stomachs of cattle

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Cheese

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Yogurt often has little impact on lactose intolerant individuals because

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Much of the lactose in yogurt is converted to sugar about enzymes

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During the process of alcoholic fermentation yeast produces

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CO2 and ethanol

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Water temperature must be carefully tested before placing yeast in the mixture, as extremely hot water can

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Kill the yeast

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If Jason studies is an zymology he is most likely to study the function and process of

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Fermentation

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During the fermentation process yeast consume what compound

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Sugar

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To destroy harmful bacteria, meat should be prepared at

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74°C in an oven for 20 seconds

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The presence of what organism in food is a common cause of food poisoning humans

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campylobacter

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The temperature at which most harmful microorganisms present in food are most active is

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44°C to 80°C

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Most ever from bacteria in that most molds affecting foods are transferred from

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Exposure to air