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BIOl133 Exam 4 Exam Questions with Verified Answers Latest Update Biotechnology - Answers use or alteration of cells or biomolecules for specific purposes Transgenic organisms - Answers an organism with DNA from another species Recombinant DNA - Answers adding foreign genes to cells Gene targe...

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BIOl133 Exam 4 Exam Questions with Verified Answers Latest Update 2024-2025

Biotechnology - Answers use or alteration of cells or biomolecules for specific purposes

Transgenic organisms - Answers an organism with DNA from another species

Recombinant DNA - Answers adding foreign genes to cells

Gene targeting - Answers moves a gene to a particular location

Can genes be patented? - Answers No, genes are not patentable (since 2013)

Transgenic organisms patenting - Answers Transgenic organisms can be patented. Must be new, useful,
and not obvious to an expert in the field

BRCA 1 and BRCA 2 - Answers - patented by Myriad Genetics and University of Utah

- patients forced to take Myriad's test - expensive

- patents discouraged research and prevented a second opinion

- supreme court ruled 2013 genes are not patentable

Transgenic mice - Answers Normal mice: don't get polio, lack receptor for virus

Transgenic mice: express human gene for polio receptor

- can be infected by polio virus

- develop characteristic of disease

GMO primates - 2001 - Answers - 1st GMO monkey

- useless "marker" gene was inserted

- shows promise for human gene therapy

GMO primates - 2009 - Answers - transplanted gene is heritable

- researchers now plan to create families of monkeys that develop neurodegenerative diseases similar to
those seen in families

genetically modified primates and autism - Answers - 2016: monkeys genetically modified to show
symptoms of autism

- used CRISPR/Cas9 technology

- controversial case

why are genetic technologies possible - Answers genetic code is universal

, polymerase chain reaction (PCR) - Answers amplifying (copying) pieces of DNA to create many copies

PCR uses - Answers forensics, medical tests, genetic testing

restriction enzymes - Answers cut DNA at specific locations - function like scissors

DNA ligase - Answers attaches 2 pieces of DNA together (glue)

vectors - Answers carry DNA to new location

- plasmids

- bacteriophages

- retroviruses

recipient cells - Answers cells to receive DNA

recombinant dna technology - Answers example: human insulin

1st product produced through recombinant dna technology

crispr - Answers - short sequences of bacterial dna that function as bacterial immune system

- can be used to cut eukaryotic genomes at very precise locations

- makes germline editing of human embryos possible - controversial!

crispr meaning - Answers clustered regularly-interspaced short palindromic repeats (CRISPR)

GMO mushroom - Answers - genetically modified to "knockout" an enzyme that causes browning

- currently not regulated as a GMO because it does not have foreign DNA

AquAdvantage salmon - Answers GMO atlantic salmon

- a growth hormone-regulating gene from a pacific chinook salmon, with a promoter from an ocean pout

- grows year round

- the first time a gmo animal has been approved to enter the united states food supply (2015) - but you
cannot purcahse one in the us

- currently sold in canada

release of genetically modified organisms - Answers - microcosm experiments and field tests

- bioremediation: use of an organisms engineered abilities to remove toxins from the environment

genetic counselors - Answers health care professions trained in genetics and psychology

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