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Uses microbes on a large scale to produce product, such as enzymes, foods, and beverages that are not genetically modified

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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

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Uses genetically modified microbes to produce high value products at the organism to not naturally produce

Bio technology

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Uses in vitro techniques to alter genes in the laboratory

Genetic engineering

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Expressing a gene in a different host

Heterologous expression

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Arranging bio bricks to form new genetic elements for insertion into microbes are higher organisms

Synthetic biology

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These are bits and pieces of DNA

Biobricks

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What is the first objective of genetic engineering?

Isolate and amplify copies of specific genes

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What is the key method for amplifying specific genes?

Polymerase chain reaction

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The artificial amplification of DNA sequence by repeated cycles of strand, separation and replication

Polymer chain reaction

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What is used to denature the double-stranded copies of DNA with the use of a thermo stable DNA polyamorous

High temperatures

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DNA Polyamorous isolated from the thermophilic, hot spring bacterium thermus aquaticus is stable to 95°C

Taq polymerase

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This Polymerase is isolated from the hypothermic species of archaea pyrococcus furiosus

  • most stable

Pfu polymerase

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A technique that employees an agarose gel to separate nucleic acid fragments, based on differences in their size and charge

Gel electrophoresis

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The movement of desire genes from their original source to a small manipulable genetic element

Molecule cloning

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This provides the foundation for much of genetic engineering

Cloning

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This uses synthetic DNA including techniques to introduce mutations At precise sites and can improve properties with genetic engineering

Site directed Mutagenesis

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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

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What is an example of a reporter gene

Green fluorescent protein

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The collective gnomes of an environment

Meta-genome

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The process of identifying and isolating, potentially useful genes from the environment, without culturing the organisms that contain them

Gene mining

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These are needed for entire pathways because they can carry large DNA inserts

Bacterial artificial chromosomes

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These are genetically engineered organisms that contain a gene from another organism

Transgenic organisms

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What does it mean for something to be genetically modified

Whether or Not the thing contains foreign DNA

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What are the four crops that are mainly genetically modified

Soybeans, corn, cotton, canola

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What are targets for improvement with herbicide and insecticide plants?

Herbicide, insect, and microbial disease, resistance and improvement, improve product quality

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Assembling a new or improved, biochemical pathway, using genes from one or more organisms

Pathway engineering

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Energy sources produce from living organisms

Biofuels

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Sugars can be fermented by microorganisms to create

Ethanol

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What must happen to cellulosic materials before fermentation

They must be digested

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Bacteria or algae that can generate an ___ Can make microbial fuel cells

Electric current

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These are resistant to degradation made of chemicals that do not naturally occur in the nature such as plastic

Xeno biotics

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What is the goal of synthetic cells?

Creating an entire cell from scratch

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Artificial construction of the bacterial genome inserted into a different species to yield viable cells

Synthetic bacterium

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What tool has the potential to revolutionize medicine medicine?

CRISPR

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What can CRISPR do

Change specific genes in living cells

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