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Warm UpWarm Up What are some examples of living What are some examples of living
things?things? Describe the characteristics of Describe the characteristics of
living thingsliving things
Unit 2: ObjectivesUnit 2: Objectives Identify the levels of biological organization and Identify the levels of biological organization and
explain their relationshipsexplain their relationships Describe cell structure and its significance in Describe cell structure and its significance in
biotechnology research and product developmentbiotechnology research and product development Discuss the types of organisms researched and the Discuss the types of organisms researched and the
types of cells grown and studied in biotechnology types of cells grown and studied in biotechnology facilities plus the products with which they are facilities plus the products with which they are associatedassociated
Distinguish between the cellular organization of Distinguish between the cellular organization of prokaryotic and eukaryotic cellsprokaryotic and eukaryotic cells
List the four main classes of macromolecules and List the four main classes of macromolecules and describe their structure and functiondescribe their structure and function
Define genetic engineering and identify products Define genetic engineering and identify products created with this technologycreated with this technology
Explain the Central Dogma of Biology and its Explain the Central Dogma of Biology and its importance in genetic engineeringimportance in genetic engineering
Unit 2.1 Organisms and Their Components
• To manufacture biotechnology To manufacture biotechnology products, biotechnicians must work products, biotechnicians must work with organisms and their components.with organisms and their components.
• These are the “These are the “raw materialsraw materials” of ” of biotechnology.biotechnology.
Examples of “Raw Materials”Examples of “Raw Materials”• Molecule:Molecule: Antibody used to Antibody used to
treat patients with diseasestreat patients with diseases• Cell:Cell: Escherichia coliEscherichia coli ( (E. coliE. coli))• Multicellular organisms:Multicellular organisms:
• Frost resistant strawberry Frost resistant strawberry plantsplants
• Increase genetic diversity of Increase genetic diversity of endangered animalsendangered animals
Working in any area of Working in any area of biotechnology requires…biotechnology requires…
Understanding of the Understanding of the characteristics of life characteristics of life
Structures that compose Structures that compose organismsorganisms
Example: Example: Developing pesticide resistant soybean plantDeveloping pesticide resistant soybean plant
Understand normal soybean growth and factors that Understand normal soybean growth and factors that influence itinfluence it
Recognize normal stem, root, and flower Recognize normal stem, root, and flower development in soybeansdevelopment in soybeans
Understand chemical structure of pesticide Understand chemical structure of pesticide molecules and how these will interact with the cells molecules and how these will interact with the cells and tissuesand tissues
Development of antibiotics (Medical Development of antibiotics (Medical application)application)
Understand the behavior of the microorganismUnderstand the behavior of the microorganism Recognize the chemical structure of antibioticRecognize the chemical structure of antibiotic Interaction of antibiotic with receptors on Interaction of antibiotic with receptors on
microorganismmicroorganism
Content KnowledgeContent Knowledge
Minimum requirement:Minimum requirement: Basic biochemistry Basic biochemistry
Chemistry of living thingsChemistry of living things CytologyCytology
Cell biologyCell biology AnatomyAnatomy
StructureStructure PhysiologyPhysiology
FunctionFunction
The Living ConditionThe Living Condition
Living things include:Living things include: PlantsPlants AnimalsAnimals BacteriaBacteria Fungi Fungi ProtozoansProtozoans
Popular research organisms used in Biotech:Popular research organisms used in Biotech: Soy beans, cotton, fruit flies, worms, cows, Soy beans, cotton, fruit flies, worms, cows,
chicks, zebrafish, mice, rats, yeast and bacteriachicks, zebrafish, mice, rats, yeast and bacteria
The Living ConditionThe Living Condition
Characteristics of life:Characteristics of life: GrowthGrowth ReproductionReproduction Response to stimuliResponse to stimuli Breakdown of food Breakdown of food
molecules (respiration)molecules (respiration) Production of waste Production of waste
productsproducts
Levels of Biological OrganizationLevels of Biological Organization
Unicellular OrganismUnicellular Organism Organism composed of only ONE cellOrganism composed of only ONE cell
Example: Bacteria, algae, protozoansExample: Bacteria, algae, protozoans Use a microscope to view unicellular Use a microscope to view unicellular
organismorganism Biotech application: Biotech application: E.coliE.coli used in genetic- used in genetic-
engineering engineering experimentsexperiments
Levels of Biological OrganizationLevels of Biological Organization
Multicellular OrganismsMulticellular Organisms Cells of multicellular organisms are Cells of multicellular organisms are
grouped into functional units:grouped into functional units: Tissues are group of cells that function Tissues are group of cells that function
together (e.g. Muscular or nervous tissue)together (e.g. Muscular or nervous tissue) Organs are tissues that act together to form Organs are tissues that act together to form
a specific function in an organisma specific function in an organism
(e.g. liver and stomach)(e.g. liver and stomach)
Levels of Biological OrganizationLevels of Biological Organization
Atoms are the smallest unit of matterAtoms are the smallest unit of matter Atoms make up moleculesAtoms make up molecules
Carbohydrates, proteins and nucleic acidsCarbohydrates, proteins and nucleic acids Molecules are the building block of cellsMolecules are the building block of cells Cells function in groups called tissuesCells function in groups called tissues Tissues function together in organsTissues function together in organs Organs make up the organ systemsOrgans make up the organ systems Organ systems work together in Organ systems work together in
multicellular organismmulticellular organism
CellsCells Smallest units of lifeSmallest units of life Contain smaller, nonliving Contain smaller, nonliving
units known as units known as organellesorganelles Cannot exist outside the cellCannot exist outside the cell Specialized microscopic Specialized microscopic
factories with specific jobsfactories with specific jobs Example: Mitochondrion create Example: Mitochondrion create
energy for the cellenergy for the cell Composed of molecules and Composed of molecules and
atoms (building blocks)atoms (building blocks) Too small to be seen with a Too small to be seen with a
conventional microscopeconventional microscope
In a cell…In a cell… Different kinds of Different kinds of
molecules are molecules are producedproduced SugarsSugars StarchesStarches ProteinsProteins Nucleic acidsNucleic acids LipidsLipids
Function of these Function of these molecules include:molecules include: Regulation of cell Regulation of cell
activityactivity StorageStorage TransportationTransportation
Many of these are part Many of these are part of the structure of of the structure of organelles.organelles. Proteins are the most Proteins are the most
common molecules of common molecules of cells.cells.
Example: Insulin from Example: Insulin from pancreas cells, growth pancreas cells, growth hormone from pituitary hormone from pituitary cellscells
VocabularyVocabulary Organism – a living cell Cell – the smallest unit of life that makes up all living
organisms Escerichia coli - a bacterium that is commonly used by
biotechnology companies for the development of products Multicellular – composed of more than one cell Cytology – cell biology Anatomy – study of the structure and organization of
living things Physiology – the processes and functions of living things Respiration – the breaking down of food molecules with
the result of generating energy for the cell Unicellular – composed of one cell Tissue – a group of cells that function together (eg,
muscle tissue or nervous tissue) Organ – tissues that act together to form a specific
function in an organism (eg, stomach that breaks down food)
VocabularyVocabulary Proteins – one of the four classes of macromolecules; folded, functional
polypeptides that conduct various functions within and around a cell (eg, adding structural support, catalyzing reactions, transporting molecules)
Eukaryotic/eukaryote – a cell that contains membrane-bound organelles
Protist – an organism belonging to the Kingdom Protista, which includes protozoans, slime molds, and certain algae
Organelles – specialized microscopic factories, each with a specific job in a cell
Mitochondria – membrane-bound organelles that are responsible for generating cellular energy
Sugar – a simple carbohydrate molecule composed of hydrogen, carbon, and oxygen
Starch – a polysaccharide that is composed of many glucose molecules Nucleic acid – a class of macromolecules that directs the synthesis of
all other cellular molecules; often referred to as “information-carrying molecules”
Lipids – one of the four classes of macromolecules; includes fats, waxes, steroids, and oils
Pancreas – an organ that secretes digestive fluids as well as insulin Hormone – a molecule that acts to regulate cellular functions
2.1 Review Questions2.1 Review Questions
Give an example of a plant that has been produced by biotechnology.
Knowledge of what other disciplines of science will improve the understanding of biotechnology?
Describe two characteristics of living things.
Which of the following is considered to be “alive”: organs, molecules, atoms, cells, or organisms?
Activity: Popular research organisms used Activity: Popular research organisms used in biotechnology/biomedical researchin biotechnology/biomedical research
Background: Background: Popular model organisms have strong Popular model organisms have strong
advantages for experimental research, advantages for experimental research, and become even more useful when and become even more useful when other scientists have already worked on other scientists have already worked on them, discovering techniques, genes them, discovering techniques, genes and other useful informationand other useful information
Activity: Popular research organism used Activity: Popular research organism used in biotechnology/biomedical researchin biotechnology/biomedical research
Instruction:Instruction: Each group will be required to research Each group will be required to research
on a model organismon a model organism Use the articles on “History of model Use the articles on “History of model
organism” & “Model organism” provided organism” & “Model organism” provided and internet research to learn about and internet research to learn about your model organism. your model organism.
You will be required to present and You will be required to present and teach the class about your selected teach the class about your selected model organism next class period. model organism next class period.
Activity: Popular research organism used Activity: Popular research organism used in Biotechnology/Biomedical Researchin Biotechnology/Biomedical Research
List of model organism:List of model organism: Fruit fly (Fruit fly (DrosopilaDrosopila)) Escherichia coli (Escherichia coli (E. coliE. coli)) MouseMouse RatRat ZebrafishZebrafish ChickenChicken Nematode (Nematode (Caenorhabditis elegansCaenorhabditis elegans)) Yeast Yeast
Activity: Popular research organism used Activity: Popular research organism used in Biotechnology/Biomedical Researchin Biotechnology/Biomedical Research
Discuss:Discuss: Background information Background information Types of biotech/biomedical research Types of biotech/biomedical research
performed using the organism performed using the organism Provide one or more specific exampleProvide one or more specific example
Reasons on why the model organism is Reasons on why the model organism is chosen for that particular type of chosen for that particular type of researchresearch
Activity: Popular research organism used Activity: Popular research organism used in biotech/biomedical researchin biotech/biomedical research
Poster or PowerPoint presentationPoster or PowerPoint presentation Rubric for presentationRubric for presentation Rubric for poster/PowerPoint slidesRubric for poster/PowerPoint slides