Chapter 1: Intro Flashcards

1
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The engineering of biological organisms to benefit mankind

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Biotechnology

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2
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[year]
Edward Jenner successfully test smallpox vaccine

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1796

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3
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[year]
James watson and francis Crick discover DNA structure

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1953

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4
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[year]
Gregor Mendel publishes research which serves as foundation for genetics

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1865

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5
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(year)
Egyptians baked leavened bread with yeast

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4000 BC

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6
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(year)
Earliest known beer is produced by fermentation in China

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7000 BC

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7
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(year)
Various cultures produce cheese and yogurt with lactic acid- producing bacteria

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6000 BC

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8
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(year)
Antonie van Leeuwenhoek discovers bacteria and other microorganisms

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1674

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9
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selecting plants and animals with desirable characteristics, humans are choosing organisms with useful genes and taking advantage of their genetic potential for human benefit

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model organisms

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10
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Substances produced by microorganisms that will inhibit the growth of other microorganisms

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Antibiotics

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11
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On 1928, Alexander Fleming discovered that the mold_____ inhibited the growth of a bacterium called
_______\

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  • penicillum
  • staphylococcus aureus
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12
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a biotechnology application to improve production of crops and livestock used for food purposes.

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Selective breeding

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13
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Selecting plants and animals with desirable characteristics, humans are choosing organisms with useful genes and taking advantage of their genetic potential for human benefit.

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Model organisms

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14
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Organisms with desirable
features are purposely mated to produce offspring with
the same characteristics.
desirable

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selective breeding

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15
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Important for drug testing and in vivo studies of stem cells and cancer

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model organisms

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16
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Scientists can grow bacteria and other cells in large amounts and harvest useful products in large batches—were developed to isolate commercially important molecules from microorganisms.

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Batch Processes

17
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the ability to identify and reproduce a gene of interest

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Gene cloning

18
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Manipulating the DNA of an organism.

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Genetic Engineering

19
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Used to produce many proteins of medical importance, including insulin, human growth hormone, and blood- clotting factors.

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Recombinant DNA technology

20
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A primary goal to identify all genes—the genome — contained in the DNA of human cells and to map their locations to each of the 24 human chromosomes.

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Human Genome Project

21
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To combine DNA from different sources.

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Recombinant DNA Technology

22
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creating drugs for the treatment of human health conditions

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Pharmaceutical Production

23
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(year) and (company)
is the world’s first biotech company, received approval for recombinant insulin, used for the treatment of diabetes, as the first biotechnology product for human benefit

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1982, Genentech

24
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Cells are grown in dishes or flasks within liquid culture media designed to provide the nutrients necessary for cell growth.

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Cell Culture

25
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used to mass produce cells containing the DNA of interest.

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Bioreactors

26
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To treat and cure human disease conditions

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Gene Therapy