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Chapter 9 Biotechnology Review

The fact that a mule, a cross between a donkey and horse, is hardier than a horse is an example of (a) hybrid vigor (b) specialization (c) crossing over (d) natural selection

a

Hybrids that have parents from different species are usually (a) blind (b) sterile (c) variant (d) unhealthy

b

A liger (cross between a lion and tiger) is an example of (a) polypoidy (b) inbreeding (c) cloning (d) outbreeding

d

What genetic disorder causes the secretion of excess mucus? sickle-cell disease cystic fibrosis Huntington Disease Tay-Sachs disease

b

Small, circular pieces of DNA within bacteria are called what Small, circular pieces of DNA within bacteria are called what? (a) plasmids (b) vectors (c) genetic engineers (d) clones

a

Selective breeding is the breeding of animals or plants to produce (a) biotechnology (b) inbreeding (c) outbreeding (d) desired traits

d

In genetic engineering, the carrier of genetic material is known as the (a) recombinant DNA (b) vector (c) enzyme (d) plasmid

b

The use of special biochemical techniques to modify genes is called cross breeding genetic engineering technical engineering outbreeding

b

Recombinant DNA is a combination of DNA from different genes of the same bacteria bacteria different organisms DNA marker  

c

People with Huntington disease develop deterioration of the brain and nervous system circulatory system reproductive organs heart

a

What disorder causes excessive bleeding due to the inability of blood to clot (a) Tay-Sachs (b) cystic fibrosis (c) hemophilia (d) sickle-cell anemia

c

Unlike the insulin extracted from farm animals, genetically engineered insulin causes no (a) allergic reactions (b) metabolism of sugar (c) change in human blood chemistry (d) sleeplessness

a

What do genetic engineers use to cut DNA at a specific series of base pairs? (a) restrictive enzymes (b) insulin (c) proteins (d) DNA polymerase

a

Using living organism to make new products useful to humans.

Biotechnology

Organisms that is homozygous for desirable traits.

Purebred

Type of breeding in which genetically distant organisms. F Type of breeding in which genetically distant organisms F. Selective breeding are crossed.

Outbreeding

Effect exhibited by an organism that is larger or healthier Effect exhibited by an organism that is larger or healthier due to the breeding of distantly related parents.

Hybrid Vigor

Type of breeding in which organism of similar genotype are crossed to maintain a desirable set of traits

Inbreeding

Breeding organisms to produce certain desirable traits.

Selective Breeding

For the following problems what is the disease for the genetically engineered treatment.

Healthy genes combined with viruses or carrier cells to replace abnormal genes that cause excess mucus secretion.

Cystic Fibrosis

Protein under development that causes blood to clot.

hemophilia

Protein that binds to specific types of cells to carry radioactive tracers or medicine to abnormal cells.

Cancer

Final Question

Human gene is inserted into bacteria, which then produce a human hormone.

Diabetes

Genetically engineered bacteria to dissolve blood clots

Heart Disease

Words to Know Genetic Engineering, Insulin, Vector, Resultant, Plasmids, Recombinant DNA Gel electrophoresis, Passive aggressive, Restriction enzymes, DNA fingerprints