In theory, cloning could produce:
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a forest of identical trees |
Polymerase chain reaction produces:
Organisms which carry genetic information into a host
cell is called a/an:
Testing a fetus in the womb for Cystic fibrosis is an
example of:
The alternative to using plasmids for large DNA sections
in Rec DNA is to use:
The enzymes used as “biochemical scissors” in Rec. DNA
techniques are:
The process of removing genetic material from a cell is
called:
a group formed to evaluate moral and ethical concerns
arising from the Human Genome Project is:
Patterns made by restriction fragments in an agarose gel
creates a/an:
A growth hormone, obtained by genetic engineering
processes, given to cattle to stimulate milk production
is:
Cells that can generate an enitre new organism are
classified as:
Polymerase chain reaction requires which of the
following?
The process by which nucleotides bind together is
called:
IN DNA fingerprinting, the _____ generate the
characteristic bands in the gel.
Which of the following does NOT accurately describe gene
therapy?
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a cure for many genetic diseases |
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a medicinal branch of genetic engineering |
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a treatment for some genetic diseases |
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results vary greatly with gene therapy |
Which of the following is a mode of cloning?
Vectors used in recombinant DNA techniques:
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Are able to undergo DNA replication |
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Deliver DNA to cells for replication |
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:
In pre-implantation testing, the removal of a cell from
an embryo:
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decreases the risk that the embryo will spontaneously abort
(miscarry) |
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means the baby will be born mission a hand or foot |
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results in a premature birth |
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has no observable effect on the embryo |
In general, prenatal testing:
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balances risks with benefits |
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always results in miscarriage |
Which of the following couples would NOT ordinarily be
encouraged to seek genetic counseling?
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those who plan to raise large families |
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those whose occupations may pose a risk to pregnancy |
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those who are first cousins |
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those who have had multiple miscarriages |
Which of the following might a genetic counselor do as
part of his/her job?
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explain the mode of inheritance for a disorder |
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evaluate risks of conceiving a child with a specific
disorder |
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discuss the symptoms and therapies associated with a genetic
illness |
Susan's sister died of BRCA1 breast cancer. Thus, Susan is a
candidate for a:
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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:
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genome-wide association studies |