1ST Q PRELIMS
Genetic Modification- A new field that expands on traditional genetic testing
Personalized Genomics- It is the direct manipulation of an organism's genome using biotechnology.
Biologists- A science that studies genes, including how they are inherited, mutated and manipulate the hereditary variation in living organisms.
Biologists- A field combining immunology and biotechnology relates to applied aspects of principles from the immune system.
Cloning- The process of taking genetic information from one living thing and creating identical copies of
Transgenic- Plants that have been genetically modified by inserting or moving DNA have gained widespread use.
Gene Therapy- It has been used to treat and cure genetic disorders and illnesses that were once considered untreatable.
Pharming-The cells of whole biotech plants and animals also may be genetically engineered to produce
Virus- Being used as vectors or carriers that take the required material for the treatment of disease to various target cells.
Biochemistry- The study of metabolic processes within the living system and the disorders which arise due to and modify the biological defect in these processes whereas biotechnology helps to observe mechanisms that help improving lives and death.
Pathogenic Resistance- Other biotech crops have been modified to resist viral infections called.
False- Genetics is a branch of biology dealing with microscopic forms of life. (T or F)
Bioremediation- Genetically engineered plants can be used to extract pollutants from the soil or water.
Yeast- During Fermintation_____, our microbiological friends, convert grape sugars into alcohol.
Biotechnology- It is defined as the application of technology using the living organisms to obtain useful products.
Biotechnology- It is the manipulation of living organisms or parts of organisms to make products useful to human.
Friedrich Miescher- In 1868, a Swiss biologist reported nuclei, extracted from cells Le, white blood cells (WBC).
Craig Venter-In 2000, he was able to sequence the human genome.
1833- In this year, Edward Jenner a British Physician, and Louis Pasteur a French Biologist, discovered vaccination against small pox and rabies developed.
Fermentation- It is the process of chemical breakdown of a substance by a yeast, bacteria, or any other microorganisms.
Halophiles- Extremophiles thrive in environments with very high concentrations of salt.
Bacteria- The kingdom also referred to as "true bacteria" is the prokaryotic kingdom that has been known for more than a hundred years, primarily because these are the bacteria that cause disease in human beings.
Robert Brown- Which of the following does not belong to the group? Robert Brown**, Rudolf Virchow, Matthias Schleiden, Theodor Schwann**
Prokaryotes- It is the most primitive and earliest form of life.
Methanogens- An important group of microorganisms that produce methane as a metabolic byproduct under anaerobic conditions.
Eukaryotes- Organisms whose cells possess a nucleus enclosed within a cell membrane..
Yeast Gene- Khorana made another contribution to genetics in 1970, when he and his research team were able to synthesize the first artificial copy of a __________.
Ian Wilmut - An Irish scientist was successful to clone an adult animal, using sheep as model, and he named the lonest sheep as 'Dolly'
Biomanufacturing- Companies use the process o make biologic drugs such as antibodies and enzyme replacement.
Goat- The first pharmed agent produced by animals to gain approval for therapeutic use was cobinant human antithrombin. This agent is secreted in the milk of genetically engineered
__-The production of this vaccine has been tested in several different plants, including alfalfa and tobacco.
False- Only bacteria and cyanobacteria have eukaryotic cells. (T or F)
Prokaryotic Cells- Have circular chromosomes and lack histone proteins
Fungi- All of the following is/are examples of prokaryotes, except? Yeast, Protozoa, Amoeba, Fungi.
Night blindness- Khorana also investigated mutations in rhodopsin that are associated with retinitis pigmentosa, which causes____
Kary Mullis- He invented the process known as polymerase chain reaction (PCR), in which a small amount of A can be copied in large quantities over a short period of time.
Bacillus- Bacteria that are present in water and airborne dust.
Fungi- Which of the following does not belong to the group of single-celled organisms? salmonella, protists, protozoa, fungi
Cocci- Common bacteria in the throat and upper respiratory tract.
archaea- Obligate anaerobes living in environments low in oxygen.