Bio Week 11 Flashcards

1
Q

Genetic engineering , what is the purpose?

A
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2
Q

selective breeding is selecting ________ with certain traits

that will be passed on to ________ .

A

parents

offspring / next generation

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3
Q

What is a hybrid?

A

mix of 2 pure breeds

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4
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How far back did genetic engineering start?

What society was known to selectively breed?

A

Loooong time ago (Greeks & Romans)

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5
Q

Explain why inbreeding can be bad

(when you mate 2 parents with very similar

genetic DNA).

A

When the genetics are so similar, it increases risk

of genetic defects appearing (even recessive).

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6
Q

An organism with extra chromosomes is called a ____________ .

A

polyploid

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7
Q

Getting DNA out of a cell to study it is called ______ .

_______ _________ are used to cut up the DNA into parts

(AKA restrict how long the DNA piece is)

A

DNA extraction

restrictive enzyme

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8
Q

Explain gel electrophoresis.

A

The process of separating DNA fragments

through a gel with a positive and negative charge.

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9
Q

What does DNA sequencing do?

A

Tells us the order of the base pairs in astrands of DNA.

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10
Q

When you recombine original DNA with

lab created DNA it is called _________ DNA.

A

recombinant DNA

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11
Q

In genetic engineering, DNA is cut apart by ______ enzymes ,

and put back together by the enzyme _______ _______

A

restrictive enzymes

DNA ligase

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12
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Explain what a genetic marker is, and it’s usefullness.

A

Used to identify DNA that has been manipulated.

Used to isolate the genetic engineered DNA.

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13
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PCR (polymerase chain reaction) has 3 ingredients:

1.

2.

3.

A
  1. nucleotides (ingredients)
  2. Taq polymerase (mixers/assembly)
  3. DNA primers (instructions)
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14
Q

A thermal cycler heats and cools DNA to separate and

allow it to reconnect.

The 2 terms for the separation and joining of DNA primers is called?

A

denature

anneal

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15
Q

What is DNA polymerase?

Taq polymerase is superior to DNA polymerase because?

A

DNA polymerase is naturally found in the cells

and replicates DNA in the nucleus.

Taq polymerase is added by scientists and can withstand the heat

of PCR thermal cycling.

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16
Q

Transgenic organisms contain DNA from ?

What are some benefits to transgenic animals?

A

Two different species.

Cows that produce more milk, leaner meats by reducing fat,

salmon that grow faster, chickens resistant to infections.

17
Q

Absorbing foreign DNA into original DNA transforms the original DNA.

What is this process called?

What are some ways to introduce foreign DNA?

A

transformation

Inserting via:

  1. Removing the cell wall for cell to absorb.
  2. Bacterial plasmid inserted into cell.
  3. DNA is directly injected.
18
Q

How have scientists transformed bacteria

to be manufacturers?

A

Used transformationinto a bacteria cells to have them produce

chemicals useful to humans or science (insulin, hormones, blood products).

19
Q

What type of cell is this?

What are the missing components?

A

Eukaryote, heterotroph

Glucose is needed for glycolysis

and the purpose is to produce ATP!

20
Q

What are GMOs (genetically modified organsims/food) ?

A

Either:

  1. Organisms selectively bred through generations

or

  1. transgenic mix of 2 species.
21
Q

Explain the steps to genetic engineering of an embryonic clone.

A

Before a zygote/germ cell differentiates, the cells are separated

and allowed to continue to grow. Creating multiple organisms

all with the same DNA.

22
Q

What is adult cell cloning?

A

Adult cell cloning is the use of somatic cell DNA to create offspring,

by inecting somatic DNA into an empty female egg cell (nucleus removed).

23
Q

What is a surrogate?

A

A surrogate is an organism that is carrying the zygote

from another organism.

BONUS: Does the zygote contain surrogate DNA?

BONUS BONUS: Will the zygote share traits with the surrogate?