chapter 15 Flashcards

1
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only animals with desired characteristics breed to produce the next generation

A

selective breeding

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2
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what is crossing dissimilar individuals to bring together the best of both organisms?

A

hybridization

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3
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a continued breeding of individuals with similar characteristics is called what?

A

inbreeding

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4
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a plant with many sets of chromosomes is an example of what?

A

a polyploid organism

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5
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biologists change the DNA codes of a living organism through what?

A

genetic engineering

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6
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what cuts DNA at a specific sequence of nucleotides?

A

restriction enzyme

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7
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DNA fragments can be separated and analyzed by what?

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gel electrophoresis

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8
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through the process of what, a gene from one organism can be combined with a gene from another organism?

A

recombinant DNA

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9
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what is used to make many copies of a single gene?

A

PCR

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10
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what is the small circular piece of DNA called in bacterium?

A

plasmid

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11
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a gene for antibiotic resistance may be used as what?

A

genetic marker

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12
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what is an organism called when it contains genes from another organism?

A

transgenic

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13
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what is a member of a population genetically identical cells produced from a single cell?

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clone

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14
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what will cut a DNAsequence only is it matches the sequence precisely?

A

restriction enzyme

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15
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What method is used to make a transgenic organism?

A

Genetic engineering

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16
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What is a polyploid plant?

A

A plant that has extra sets of chromosomes since tetrads never separated
They’re heartier (?), prettier, and bear more produce

17
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What is a change in the genetic make up/DNA of an organism by a technological process called?

A

Biotechnology

18
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What is the restriction enzyme specifically called?

A

EcoR1

19
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What is recombinant DNA?

A

Combining the DNA from one organism with the DNA of another.
i.e. Jellyfish+cat= glow in the dark cat

20
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What separates DNA fragments by size and weight?

A

Electrophoresis

It’s a gell

21
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What are plasmids only found in?

A

Bacteria

22
Q

What is it called when something is the same forwards and backwards?

A

Palindrome

Faded af) (race car) (hannah

23
Q

During cloning, what do they do to the egg from the foster mother?

A

Remove the nucleus

Only cytoplasm remains

24
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Wha is it called to change DNA that is causing a disorder?

A

Gene therapy

25
Q

Why is DNA fingerprinting done?

A

Find a persons mother/father/sibling/ect
Solve crimes (forensics)
Identify a body

26
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What are radioactive of fluorescent-labeled RNA that are complimentary to the gene of interest is called what?

A

Probes

27
Q

What is strands of DNA fragments arranged in a grid called?

A

DNA microarray

28
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What is it called when you combine DNA from different sources?

A

Recombinant DNA

29
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What is selective breeding used for?

A

To pass wanted traits in to the next generation of organisms

30
Q

How do people increase genetic variation?

A

Introducing mutations (which are the ultimate source of biological diversity)

31
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How can genes from one organism be inserted into another organism?

A

By the insertion of recombinant DNA into the genome of a host organism

32
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How can genetic engineering benefit agriculture and industry?

A

It leads to better, less expensive, and more nutritious food as well as less-harmful manufacturing processes