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Uses microbes on a large scale to produce product, such as enzymes, foods, and beverages that are not genetically modified
Industrial microbiology
Uses genetically modified microbes to produce high value products at the organism to not naturally produce
Bio technology
Uses in vitro techniques to alter genes in the laboratory
Genetic engineering
Expressing a gene in a different host
Heterologous expression
Arranging bio bricks to form new genetic elements for insertion into microbes are higher organisms
Synthetic biology
These are bits and pieces of DNA
Biobricks
What is the first objective of genetic engineering?
Isolate and amplify copies of specific genes
What is the key method for amplifying specific genes?
Polymerase chain reaction
The artificial amplification of DNA sequence by repeated cycles of strand, separation and replication
Polymer chain reaction
What is used to denature the double-stranded copies of DNA with the use of a thermo stable DNA polyamorous
High temperatures
DNA Polyamorous isolated from the thermophilic, hot spring bacterium thermus aquaticus is stable to 95°C
Taq polymerase
This Polymerase is isolated from the hypothermic species of archaea pyrococcus furiosus
most stable
Pfu polymerase
A technique that employees an agarose gel to separate nucleic acid fragments, based on differences in their size and charge
Gel electrophoresis
The movement of desire genes from their original source to a small manipulable genetic element
Molecule cloning
This provides the foundation for much of genetic engineering
Cloning
This uses synthetic DNA including techniques to introduce mutations At precise sites and can improve properties with genetic engineering
Site directed Mutagenesis
This gene and codes, protein, easy to detect, and may be used to report the presence or absence of a genetic element or DNA with an vector
Reporter, Jean
What is an example of a reporter gene
Green fluorescent protein
The collective gnomes of an environment
Meta-genome
The process of identifying and isolating, potentially useful genes from the environment, without culturing the organisms that contain them
Gene mining
These are needed for entire pathways because they can carry large DNA inserts
Bacterial artificial chromosomes
These are genetically engineered organisms that contain a gene from another organism
Transgenic organisms
What does it mean for something to be genetically modified
Whether or Not the thing contains foreign DNA
What are the four crops that are mainly genetically modified
Soybeans, corn, cotton, canola
What are targets for improvement with herbicide and insecticide plants?
Herbicide, insect, and microbial disease, resistance and improvement, improve product quality
Assembling a new or improved, biochemical pathway, using genes from one or more organisms
Pathway engineering
Energy sources produce from living organisms
Biofuels
Sugars can be fermented by microorganisms to create
Ethanol
What must happen to cellulosic materials before fermentation
They must be digested
Bacteria or algae that can generate an ___ Can make microbial fuel cells
Electric current
These are resistant to degradation made of chemicals that do not naturally occur in the nature such as plastic
Xeno biotics
What is the goal of synthetic cells?
Creating an entire cell from scratch
Artificial construction of the bacterial genome inserted into a different species to yield viable cells
Synthetic bacterium
What tool has the potential to revolutionize medicine medicine?
CRISPR
What can CRISPR do
Change specific genes in living cells