1. Genetic Engineering Notes

2. Prior Knowledge 1. What do you know about genetic engineering? Cloning? Selective breeding?

3. Genetic Engineering: What Is It?  It’s when DNA is purposely manipulated or changed for a specific purpose.

4. Genetic Engineering  Watch the Genetic Engineering Animation Genetic Engineering AnimationGenetic Engineering Animation 2. Do you think it’s a good idea to change bacteria genes to produce insulin for people with diabetes? Why or why not?

5. Selective Breeding  Watch Desirable Breeding Traits in Cattle. Desirable Breeding Traits in CattleDesirable Breeding Traits in Cattle 3. What do you think selective breeding is after watching this video? 4. Can you think of examples of other animals that humans have selectively bred?

6. Cloning  Watch the Brainpop videos Username: nfmsbrain Username: nfmsbrain Password: pop Password: pop Brainpop Cloning Brainpop Cloning Dolly the Sheep Dolly the Sheep 5. What do you think cloning is after watching this video? 6. Do you think cloning is a good idea? Why or why not?

7. Definitions  Genetic Engineering- inserting genes from one organism into another organism’s DNA to produce desired traits  Selective Breeding- choosing and selecting organisms with desired traits to breed and produce offspring with those traits in mind  Cloning- creating an organism that has the exact same DNA as another organism

8. Definitions  Human Genome Project- an international scientific research project with the goal of determining the sequence of base pairs which make up human DNA, and of identifying and mapping all of the genes of the human genome.  World’s largest collaborative biological project completed in 2003.  We have 20,500 genes!

9. Human Genome Project  Why?  Help us understand diseases  Identify mutations linked to cancers  Help design medications and more accurate prediction of their effects  Advancement of forensic science  Bioarcheology

10. Your Turn- You Decide  Pick one issue to learn more about. These are your choices:  Genetic Engineering in Agriculture & Foods  Human Genome Mapping  Genetic Engineering in Humans  Genetic Engineering in Endangered Animals  DNA and Criminals  Watch the videos on the slide you selected.

11. Your Turn- You Decide  Answer the following questions on the last sheet of your notes:  Write what you think are the pros and cons of your issue (at least three of each).  Write about possible ethical problems relating to your issue.  Write questions you have about the processes you are learning about.

12. Genetic Engineering- Agriculture/Foods  What's the Deal with Genetically Modified Foods? What's the Deal with Genetically Modified Foods? What's the Deal with Genetically Modified Foods?  Feeding the World Feeding the World Feeding the World

13. Human Genome Mapping Cracking Your Genetic Code- this video shows how mapping human genomes can help to identify diseases in humans. Cracking Your Genetic Code- this video shows how mapping human genomes can help to identify diseases in humans. Cracking Your Genetic Code Cracking Your Genetic Code

14. Genetic Engineering in Humans Human cloning Human cloning Human cloning Human cloning Moral/Ethical Dilemmas Moral/Ethical Dilemmas Moral/Ethical Dilemmas Moral/Ethical Dilemmas Designer Babies Designer Babies Designer Babies Designer Babies

15. GE & Endangered Animals GE & Endangered Animals  GE and the Animal Kingdom GE and the Animal Kingdom GE and the Animal Kingdom  Resurrecting the Extinct Resurrecting the Extinct Resurrecting the Extinct

16. DNA and Criminals  DNA Testing for Criminal Behavior DNA Testing for Criminal Behavior DNA Testing for Criminal Behavior  Supreme Court ruling allows DNA collection at arrest Supreme Court ruling allows DNA collection at arrest Supreme Court ruling allows DNA collection at arrest