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Genetic Engineering and Its Results Transgenic Organisms Cloning 10 Points 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 10 Points10 Points10 Points10 Points 20 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points 30 Points 40 Points 50 Points Enzymes, Gel, Sequencing, PCR Selective Breeding

An animal that has been selectively bred for over 15,000 years

What is a dog?

Choosing individuals with desired characteristics to produce the next generation

What is selective breeding?

This is a selectively bred plant.

What is a sunflower, corn, strawberry, etc??

A reason why inbreeding causes health issues

What is “recessive alleles combining?”

The chances that two related dogs heterozygous for deafness (Dd) will have offspring that are deaf.

What is 25%?

Six steps that genetic engineers must complete

What is Extracting, cutting, sorting, sequencing making copies and transforming cells?

The method that better predicts the genotype of offspring (choose either genetic engineering or selective breeding)

What is genetic engineering?

A reason scientists use gel elctrophoresis

What is to compare DNA across species, across humans, and at crime scenes?

The speed that large fragments of DNA travel through electrophoresis gel.

What is slowly?

The method used to transform a plant cell.

What is 1.Remove bacterial plasmid. 2. Add gene to plasmid. 3. Put plasmid back into bacterial cell. 4.Allow bacterial cell to infect plant cell, leaving plasmid in plant cell. 5.Allow plant cell to divide.

The place on a DNA sequence where a restriction enzyme cuts

What is a recognition sequence?

This charge of a molecule of DNA causes it to move away from a electrical current

What is negative?

The enzyme used in the Sanger method of DNA sequencing

What is DNA polymerase?

ACGT 5_____ The sequence of the DNA sample

What is TACGC?

The reason genetic engineers use PCR

What is to make millions of copies of DNA?

This word describes a living thing that has the DNA of a different living thing

What is trasnsgenic?

A word with the same definition as “transgenic.”

What is Genetically Modified?

This word refers to the DNA of a GM organism

recombinant? What is

This organism produces human insulin

What are bacteria?

Bt corn was created using a gene from this living thing.

What is Bacillus thuringiensis (bacteria)?

This animal was the first to be cloned

Who is Dolly the Sheep?

Cloning occurs when this organelle is placed into a donor cell

What is the nucleus?

Dolly shares this much DNA with the sheep who gave birth to her

What is 0%?

The process of cloning

What is 1.Nucleus removed from donor cellNucleus removed from donor cell 2.Nucleus put into egg cell that hasNucleus put into egg cell that has had nucleus removed 3. Cells are “shocked” 4.Embryo grows 5. Embryo put into sheep ?

The percentage of DNA you would share with your clone

What is a 100%?

Good luck!

The top three GM crops planted in the US

What is soybeans, corn and cotton?