Directed Reading: “Biology in Your World”

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Directed Reading: “Biology in Your World” Ch. 1: “Biology and You” Directed Reading: “Biology in Your World”

Essay 1. How has scientific research helped people to preserve the environment? Scientific research has shown the practical benefits of taking better care of our environment. It has also provided biologists with the information and technologies they need to balance the needs of people with the preservation of the environment.

Essay 2. Name three desirable traits that are being transferred into genetically engineered food crops. How might these traits help to increase world food supplies? Desirable traits include herbicide resistance, crops that are poisonous to insect pests, and improved nutritional balance and protein content. Resistance to herbicides and pests will allow crops to grow better, resulting in a larger food harvest and increased world food supplies.

Matching 3. HIV e. destroys the immune system 4. gene therapy c. introducing “healthy” genes into people with hereditary disorders 5. West Nile virus d. emerging disease affecting birds, horses, and humans 6. Human Genome Project g. sequencing the entire contents on a human cell’s chromosomes

Matching 7. cancer a. breakdown of the mechanism that controls cell division 8. cystic fibrosis b. buildup of thick mucus in many organs 9. mad cow disease f. caused by eating the body parts of infected animals