BIOTECHNOLOGY Flashcards

(33 cards)

1
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Establish the chronological flow of events

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  1. Domesticating crops
  2. Domesticating animals
  3. Brewing beer
  4. Leavening bread
  5. Producing vaccines
  6. Producing antibiotics
  7. Producing high-yielding rice and wheat varieties
  8. Developing genetically modified crops, vaccines, drugs, gene therapeutics
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Unlike other markets, the biotechnology market is _________________.

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Exponentially increasing

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3
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first gene bank

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Leningrad

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4
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Where do we study rice in the PH?

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International Rice Research Institute (IRRI)

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5
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Based on joining DNA from 2 different sources; use restriction enzymes to cut the DNA.

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Recombinant DNA technology

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6
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They combined plasmids from E.coli with foreign DNA

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Cohen and Boyer

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7
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How much income does the biotech drug industry generate per year?

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200B dollars

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8
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These are biotech drugs aimed at remedying Diabetes and were the first produced ones. These incorporated insulin.

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Humulin, Novolin, Humulug

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9
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This specific drug was aimed at Type 2 Diabetes

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Lantis

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10
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This was the first anticancer drug

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Intron A

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11
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This was aimed at hairy cell leukemia

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Interferon

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12
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This was aimed at Hepatitis B

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Roferon-A

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13
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This is an antibody for Hepa B

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Nabi-HB

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14
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This was a cofactor for hemophilia

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Novo Senen

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15
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This was for CML

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Gleevec

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16
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This was used for tissues for diabetic foot ulcers

17
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This was for stroke within 3 hours of symptom; dissolves blood clot

18
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Its genome size varies from 29.8kb to 29.9kb.

19
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The genome structure of COVID followed the specific gene characteristics to known ______

20
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What is the process of turning RNA to DNA?

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Reverse transcription (RT-PCR)

21
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What did sprayers wear to protect them against unknown biohazards when applying ice-minus bacteria on strawberry

22
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genetically altered bacterium of the family Pseudomones that inhibits frost on crop plants in 1987

23
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These transgenic bacteria was used in Alaskan oil spill in 1989 and Teas oil spill in 1990.

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Oil producing bacteria that were transferred to a marine bacterium capable of metabolizing petroleum at sea

24
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first GM plant and whole food; what makes it genetically modified is the addition of 1 gene to a plant in order to make it resist pests/ripen later

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What virus were GM Squash and Papaya resistant to?
Ringspot virus (1997 in Asean)
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What do GM corn, rice, soybean, cotton, canola, sugar, and beet have in common?
Herbicide Tolerance (Weed Resistant)
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Breaks down in sunlight, washed away by rain, and does not survive in natural habitats
BT Food plants (Bacillus thuringiensis)
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Bt spores are inactivated by _________________.
UV irradiation
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What is the benefit of Bt?
It leaves little or no toxins in natural habitats
30
In 2000, this was produced by the Swiss in regards to the prevention of diseases.
"Golden Rice" enriched with Vitamin A
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This was engineered to reduce chances of cancer and to also produce more Vitamin A.
Tomatoes
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engineered to help blood synthesis
Beans and corn
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What other functions do GM plants serve?
vaccine delivery systems