Exam 3 Flashcards

(34 cards)

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What is biotechnology?

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Biotechnology is the modifications of organisms, cells, and their molecules for practical benefits

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What are the three applications of biotechnology?

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Agricultural, medicine, environmental

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What are the two cancer vaccines?

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Hepatitis B vaccine, cervarix and gerdasil

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What are the three biotechnology techniques?

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DNA extraction, polymerase chain reaction (pcr), and gel electrophoresis

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What is DNA extraction?

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Involves breaking the nucleus in order to isolate DNA

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Polymerase chain reaction

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It is DNA replication in a tube

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Gel electrophoresis

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Separate DNA based on size, DNA is partially negative and runs towards positive end of the gel

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What is rDNA?

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rDNA is when two different DNA from two different sources are joined

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9
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Example of rDNA?

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Insulin

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10
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What is restriction enzyme ?

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DNA cutting enzyme, recognizes specific short sequences/target audience

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Genetic modification

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Methods used to alter the genetic composition of an organism

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Genetic engineering

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Genetic modification that involves the intentional introduction of a new gene sequence

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13
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What is the universal receiver?

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Type ab

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14
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What blood type is the universal donor?

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Type O

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15
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Where does meiosis take place?

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In the reproductive cells only

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What does meiosis produce?

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Gametes, sperm and egg

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What is meiosis used for?

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Sexual reproduction

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Number of cells generated in meiosis?

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Is the daughter cell identical?

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When does meiosis occur ?

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After sexual maturity

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What is meiosis regulated by?

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When does crossing over occur?

23
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End result of telophase and cytokinesis?

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2 haploid cells with 3 duplicated chromosomes

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End result of second round meiosis?

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4 haploid cells, with 3 unduplicated chromosomes

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Autosomal dominant genetic disease?
Heterozygous or homozygous dominant will have disease,homozygous recessive will not
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Autosomal recessive, genetic disease?
Only homozygous recessive will have the gene, heterozygous are carriers
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What is incomplete dominance ?
One allele is not completely dominant over another
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What is the result of incomplete dominance?
Blended phenotype, purple flower + white flower = lavender flower
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What is codominance?
Both alleles are fully expressed
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Type A
A antigens, B antibodies
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Type B
B antigens, A antibodies
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Type ab
A and B antigens, neither antibodies
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Type o
Neither antigens, both A and B antibodies
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Epigenetic
Involves tags on genomes that act as switches, causing changes in gene expression