Biotechnology Foundations of Technology Standard 15 Students will develop an understanding of and be able to select and use agricultural and related biotechnologies.

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Biotechnology Foundations of Technology Standard 15 Students will develop an understanding of and be able to select and use agricultural and related biotechnologies.

Biotechnology People have used scientific activities to improve plants and animals for hundreds of years. They have used selective breeding of livestock and cross-pollination of plants to create new or improved plants and animals. In recent history, technology has also been used for this goal. This technology is called biotechnology.

Biotechnology Biotechnology is used in selective breeding of livestock and cross- pollination of plants to create new or improved plants and animals.

Biotechnology Biotechnology has applications in: agriculture pharmaceuticals food beverages medicine energy environment genetic engineering

Biotechnology But what is biotechnology? Biotechnology can be defined as using biological agents in processes to produce goods or services. The biological agents are generally microorganisms (very small living things), enzymes (a special group of proteins), or animal and plant cells.

Biotechnology They are used as a catalyst in the selected process. The word catalyst means they are used to cause a reaction. The catalyst, however, does not enter into the reaction itself.

Biotechnology The term biotechnology is fairly new. The practice, however, can be traced back into distant history. Evidence suggests that the Babylonians used biotechnology to brew beer as early as 6000 B.C. As far back as 4000 B.C., the Egyptians used biotechnology to produce bread.

Biotechnology During World War I scientists used an additive to change the output of a yeast fermentation process. The result was glycerol instead of ethanol. The glycerol was a basic input to explosives manufacturing. During World War II, scientists used the fermentation process to produce antibiotics (anti-bodies).

*Biotechnology* Today biotechnology has a major impact on modern agriculture. Agricultural biotechnology is being used to create, improve, or modify plants, animals, and microorganisms. It is being used to produce new pest-resistant and chemical-tolerant crops. This is done through a process called genetic engineering.

Biotechnology These new crops have helped combat disease. For example, golden rice was developed using genetic engineering. This new rice provides infants in developing countries with beta- carotene to fight blindness. Rice field in the Philippines.

Biotechnology Biotechnology is a major factor in increasing crop yields. It has helped produce more food on the same number of acres. For example, biotechnology has been used to produce soybeans that are resistant to certain herbicides. Soybeans growing on a soybean plants in a field.

Biotechnology Also, it has been used to develop a cotton plant that is resistant to major pests. Cotton bloom in a field in South America.

Biotechnology Biotechnology can be used to promote human health. The nutritional value of foods can be improved used genetic engineering. Genetic engineering is based on the fact that every living thing carries a genetic code (blueprint) that determines precisely the traits it will have.

Biotechnology This code was linked to a major discovery called recombinant DNA. The structure of DNA is a double helix (spiral) structure. It consists of a jigsaw-like fit of bio- chemicals. The two strands have bio-chemical bonds between them.

Biotechnology The DNA molecule may be considered a set of plans for living organisms. It carries the genetic code that determines the traits of living organisms. DNA

Biotechnology Scientists can use enzymes to cut the DNA chain cleanly at any point. The enzyme selected will determine where the chain is cut. Then two desirable parts can be spliced back together. This produces an organism with a new set of traits. The process is often called gene splicing.

Biotechnology This process allows scientists to “engineer” plants that have specific characteristics. For example, resistance to specific diseases can be engineered into the plant. This could reduce the need for pesticides to control insect damage to crops.

Biotechnology This activity has received many headlines in newspapers and magazines. It is controversial. Some people think it will make life better. Others think that we should not change the genetic structure of living things.

Biotechnology Friedrich Miescher isolated a substance called nuclein (now known as DNA) in In the 1970s, technology was developed that allowed researchers to isolate and alter individual genes. Later in the decade, researchers used recombinant DNA techniques to create insulin and interferon- producing bacteria.

Biotechnology In 1982, insulin produced by this technique became the first genetically engineered drug approved for human use. In 1986, the first U.S. patent for a genetically engineered plant was issued for a strain of corn that was engineered for increased nutritional value.

*Biotechnology* Summary Biotechnology can be defined as using biological agents in processes to produce goods or services Agriculture is a major user of biotechnology processes Biotechnology is used to produce new strains of crops and drugs A catalyst is used to cause a reaction

Biotechnology Summary Biotechnology has a major impact on modern agriculture Biotechnology is being used to create, improve, or modify plants, animals, and microorganisms Biotechnology is being used to produce new pest-resistant and chemical-tolerant crops

Biotechnology Summary Biotechnology is a major factor in increasing crop yields Biotechnology is used to promote human health Genetic engineering, recombinant DNA technology, genetic modification (GM) and gene splicing are terms that are applied to the manipulation of genes, generally implying that the process is outside the organism’s natural reproductive process

Biotechnology Summary The DNA molecule is a set of plans for living organisms. It carries the genetic code that determines the traits of living organisms Genetic engineering can introduce a desired gene into an existing plant A catalyst is a substance that causes a chemical reaction while remaining unchanged by the reaction

Biotechnology Summary An antibody is a protein produced by animals or humans that destroys or weakens bacteria or neutralizes the poison they produce Genetic engineering is altering genes or genetic material to produce desirable traits or eliminate undesirable traits in organisms Genes are the things that determine physical traits