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In theory, cloning could produce: a copy of you Several copies of a gene a forest...

In theory, cloning could produce:

a copy of you
Several copies of a gene
a forest of identical trees
All of the above

Polymerase chain reaction produces:

a southern blot
YAC’s
Multiple copies of DNA
Endonucleases

Organisms which carry genetic information into a host cell is called a/an:

Vector
Probe
Endonuclease
YAC

Testing a fetus in the womb for Cystic fibrosis is an example of:

Preimplantation testing
Prenatal testing
Presymptomatic testing
In-vitro testing

The alternative to using plasmids for large DNA sections in Rec DNA is to use:

YAC’s
GAC’s
BAC’s
JAC’s

The enzymes used as “biochemical scissors” in Rec. DNA techniques are:

Ligases
Polymerases
Restriction enzymes
Primers

The process of removing genetic material from a cell is called:

Deregulation
Ex- cyto transfer
Denucleation
Enucleation

a group formed to evaluate moral and ethical concerns arising from the Human Genome Project is:

ELSI
NIES
MORA
SILES

Patterns made by restriction fragments in an agarose gel creates a/an:

Southern Blot
Northern Blot
VNTR
DNA fingerprint

A growth hormone, obtained by genetic engineering processes, given to cattle to stimulate milk production is:

CGH
BGH
MPH
GEM

Cells that can generate an enitre new organism are classified as:

Omnipotent
Totipotent
Pluripotent
Transpotent

Polymerase chain reaction requires which of the following?

Heat
Cooling
Enzymes
All of the above

The process by which nucleotides bind together is called:

Conjugation
Annealing
Genetic transfer
Transformation

IN DNA fingerprinting, the _____ generate the characteristic bands in the gel.

RFLP's
PCR's
BGH's
None of the above

Which of the following does NOT accurately describe gene therapy?

a cure for many genetic diseases
a medicinal branch of genetic engineering
a treatment for some genetic diseases
results vary greatly with gene therapy

Which of the following is a mode of cloning?

Embryo splitting
Nuclear transfer
both a & b
Neither a or b

Vectors used in recombinant DNA techniques:

Are able to undergo DNA replication
Deliver DNA to cells for replication
Both a & b
Neither a or b

The use of growth hormone made via rec. DNA in order to stimulate the growth of short people who have no genetic disorder is an example of:

somatic therapy
germ-line therapy
enhancement gene therapy
therapeutic cloning

In pre-implantation testing, the removal of a cell from an embryo:

decreases the risk that the embryo will spontaneously abort (miscarry)
means the baby will be born mission a hand or foot
results in a premature birth
has no observable effect on the embryo

In general, prenatal testing:

is risk free.
balances risks with benefits
is always accurate
always results in miscarriage

Which of the following couples would NOT ordinarily be encouraged to seek genetic counseling?

those who plan to raise large families
those whose occupations may pose a risk to pregnancy
those who are first cousins
those who have had multiple miscarriages

Which of the following might a genetic counselor do as part of his/her job?

explain the mode of inheritance for a disorder
evaluate risks of conceiving a child with a specific disorder
discuss the symptoms and therapies associated with a genetic illness
all of the above

Susan's sister died of BRCA1 breast cancer. Thus, Susan is a candidate for a:

predisposition test
carrier screening
genome screening
genome-wide association study

The science of developing drugs to be used based on particular allelic variants a person has for a specific disease is called:

pharmacogenetics
genome-wide association studies
cytogenetics
epigenetics

Homework Answers

Answer #1

1) All of the above

2)multiple copies of DNA

3)vector

4) prenatal testing

6) restriction enzyme

7) Denucleation

9)southern blot

10)BGH (Bovine growth Harmon's)

11) totipotent

12)all of above

13) medical branch of genetic engineering

15)embryo splitting and nuclear transfer

17)deliver DNA to host cell for replication

18) enhancement of gene therapy

19)decreases the risk that embryo will spontaneously abort

20) balances risks with benefits

21)those who plan to have large family

22) all the above

23) carrier screening

24)pharmacogenetics

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