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Category 1. 10. 20. 30. 40. 50. Category 2. 10. 20. 30. 40. 50. Category 3. 10. 20. 30. 40. 50. Category 4. 10. 20. 30. 40. 50. Category 5. 10. 20. 30. 40. 50. Category 1 questions follow. Category 1. a. b. c. Match the following Linkage map Pedigree - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Category 1 questions follow

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nMatch the following

1. Linkage map

2. Pedigree

3. karyotype

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a.

b.

c.

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a. Pedigree

b. Linkage map

c. karyotype

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b.

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Match the

following

1. Linkage map

2. Pedigree

3. karyotype

a. Indicates the autosomes and sex chromosomes of an individual

b. Shows the location of genes on a chromosome

c. Indicates how traits are inherited in a family

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1. Linkage map -Shows the location of genes on

a chromosome

2. Pedigree - Indicates how traits are inherited

in a family

3. Karyotype - Indicates the autosomes and sex

chromosomes of an individual

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Questio

nTo determine if an individual with a dominant phenotype

is homozygous or heterozygous you would do a test cross

with _________________

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To determine if an

individual with a dominant

phenotype is homozygous

or heterozygous you would

do a test cross with

_________________a. Homozygous recessive

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Questio

nA ring of DNA found

in a bacterial cell is

called

a. A restriction

enzyme

b. Plasmid

c. PCR

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A ring of DNA found in a

bacterial cell is called

a. A restriction enzyme

b. Plasmid

c. PCR

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Questio

nWhich is NOT correct?

A. Entire DNA strands move through the gel

B. The fragments are separated based on charge/length

C. Current is used to separate the fragments with the

negative fragments moving away from wells

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Read from the bottom to the top

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Which is NOT correct?

A. Entire DNA strands move through the gel- only

fragments move

B. The fragments are separated based on charge/length

C. Current is used to separate the fragments with the

negative fragments moving away from wells

D. All are correct 50Category 1

Read from the bottom to the top

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Category 2 questions follow

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Questio

nThe entire collection of genes within human cells is

called the ________________, while the map which

indicates which cells are inherited in a specific family is

a ______________.

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The entire collection of genes within human cells is

called the _Human genome___, while the map which

indicates which cells are inherited in a specific family is

a __Pedigree__.

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Questio

nWho are the parents

of the baby? Remember- start from the bottom

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Who are the parents

of the baby?

B

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Questio

nWhat scientific term do you use for a goat that

produces spider silk in its milk?

a. Weird

b. Cool

c. Transgenic

d. Recombinant DNA

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What scientific term do you use for a goat that

produces spider silk in its milk?

a. Weird

b. Cool

c. Transgenic

d. Recombinant DNA

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Questio

nWhen crossing similar organisms, what technique

would probably produce bigger and larger offspring?

a. Inbreeding

b. hybridization

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When crossing similar organisms, what

technique would probably produce bigger and

larger offspring?

a. Inbreeding

b. Hybridization (Hybrid vigor)

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Questio

nIf you want to breed for extremes in a trait you would

use

a. Inbreeding

b. hybridization

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If you want to breed for extremes in a trait you would

use

a. Inbreeding- (ex smaller horses)

b. hybridization

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Category 3 questions follow

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Questio

nMatch

1. PCR

2. Electrophoresis

3. Cloning

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a. Uses heat to make many

copies of DNA

b. Makes identical copies of

organisms

c. Breaks up and separates DNA

fragments to produce DNA

fingerprints (profiles)

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a. PCR_ Uses heat to make many copies of DNA

b. Cloning- Makes identical copies of organisms

c. Electrophoresis- Breaks up and separates DNA

fragments to produce DNA fingerprints (profiles)

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nHow are PCR and electrophoresis similar?

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How are PCR and electrophoresis similar?

They both may cut up DNA into fragments

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Questio

nA. ______________ cut the DNA into fragments

a. Restriction enzymes

b. Recombinant DNA

c. Plamids

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A. ______________ cut the DNA into fragments

a. Restriction enzymes

b. Recombinant DNA

c. Plamids

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Questio

nIf a normal gene is added into cells with defective

genes, it is called

a. Cloning

b. Gene therapy

c. PCR

d. electrophoresis

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If a normal gene is added into cells with defective genes,

it is called

a. Cloning

b. Gene therapy

c. PCR

d. electrophoresis

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nHow is DNA fingerprinting used in crime analysis?

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How is DNA fingerprinting used in crime analysis?Law enforcement workers use unique DNA fingerprint patterns to determine whether suspects have been at a crime scene. DNA samples can be obtained from hair, blood, skin, or semen. Because no two individuals have the same DNA sequence, samples from the suspects can be matched with samples taken at the crime scene.

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Category 4 questions follow

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Questio

nWhich of these is NOT an example of Genetic

Engineering

a. Adding protein DNA to rice

b. Adding spider silk production DNA to goats

c. Cross breeding to produce horses smaller than 2

feet tall

d. Adding enzyme DNA to bacteria to breakdown oil

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Which of these is NOT an example of Genetic

Engineering

a. Adding protein DNA to rice

b. Adding spider silk production DNA to goats

c. Cross breeding to produce horses smaller than 2

feet tall

d. Adding enzyme DNA to bacteria to breakdown oil10Category 4

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Questio

nList the procedural

steps in order to

produce a

transgenic

organism

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List the procedural steps in order to

produce a transgenic organism

a. Identify wanted gene

b. Use restriction enzyme to

remove wanted gene

c. Add wanted gene to vector

d. Transfer Recombinant DNA into

bacterial cell

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nPlace in the correct blank.

Gene therapy, genetic counselor, amniocentesisIf a genetic disease runs in your family, you may see a

____________for advise. They may request the test

_____________to determine if an unborn child has

certain types of disease. If the child carries a genetic

disease then _______________ may be used to treat it.

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If a genetic disease runs in your family, you may see a

_genetic counselor, _for advise. They may

request the test __amniocentesis_to determine if an unborn child has certain types of

disease. If the child carries a genetic disease then

__Gene therapy, _ may be used to treat it.

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Questio

nThe human Genome project required the use of

a. PCR

b. Gel electrophosesis

c. Automated gene sequencers

d. All of these

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The human Genome project required the use of

a. PCR

b. Gel electrophosesis

c. Automated gene sequencers (remember Jurassic Park)

d. All of these

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Questio

nWhile the human genome may have about 35,000 –

40, 000 genes on its 46 chromosomes, only _______ %

between human individuals is different.

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While the human genome may have about 35,000 –

40, 000 genes on its 46 chromosomes, only _______ %

between human individuals is different.

0.1 % difference

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Category 5 questions follow

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nWhat is a biological vector?

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What is a biological vector?

a. A virus or bacteria (plasmid) that carries foreign

DNA into a host cell

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Questio

nWhat is a mechanical vector?

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What is a mechanical vector?

a. A micropippette or gene gun that carries foreign

DNA into a host cell

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Questio

n_________ are produced when DNA from another species is inserted into the genome of an organism, which then begins to produce the protein encoded on the recombinant DNA.

a. Recombinant

b. Transgenic

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Transgenic Organisms are produced when DNA from

another species is inserted into the genome of an organism,

which then begins to produce the protein encoded on the

recombinant DNA.

(An ORGANISM with a different type of DNA IS PRODUCED).

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Questio

nWhich of these does not involve GE? (Genetic Engineering)

a. Medicine

b. Plants

c. Animals

d. Humans

e. industry

f. All of these use GE

g. None of these use GE

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LIST THEM all!

Genetic Engineering involves all

Medicine, agriculture (both Plants & Animals),

Humans through gene therapy and industry (bacteria

used in detergents & to clean spills)

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na. Which is NOT a

palindrome?

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a. Which is NOT a

palindrome?

B is the only one that is NOT

the same back and forwards

B is NOT the palindrome

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