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Chapter 1A: The Phenomena of Biotechnology
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- Bioinformatics
- Genetic engineering
- Transgenic
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- Green Revolution
- Biotechnology
- Genome
- Chromosome
- Gene
Chapter 1B: Soil: The Phenomena of Biotechnology
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- DNA sequence
- Bioremediation
- Gene therapy
- Cloning
- Transgenic
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- Gene order
- Genotype
- DNA (Deoxyribonucleic acid)
Bioinformatics is the use of information technology to store, analyze, sort, label, and share the many DNA sequences generated by genome sequencing projects.
Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) - Genetically changing organisms to give them more highly desired characteristics.
Transgenic organism are organism that has had a gene artificially inserted or removed.
Green Revolution is term referring to the tremendous advances in food production which began in the 1970s.
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Chapter 1A: The Phenomena of Biotechnology
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2. The use of information technology to store, analyze, sort, label and share the many DNA sequences generated by genome sequencing projects.
6. Genetically changing organisms to give them more highly desired characteristics.
8. An organism that has had a gene artificially inserted or removed.
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A term referring to the tremendous advances in food production which began in the 1970s.
3. The manipulation of living organisms or parts of organisms to make products useful to humans.
4. The genetic constitution, expressed and latent, of an organism.
5. A microscopic, dark-staining body, visible in the nucleus of the cell at the time of nuclear division, which carries the genes, arranged in linear order.
7. The simplest unit of inheritance. Physically, each gene is a nucleic acid with a unique structure. It influences certain traits.
Chapter 1B: Soil: The Phenomena of Biotechnology
Across
3. The order in which four chemical constituents are arranged in huge molecules of DNA: these molecules transmit genetic information to the cells by synthesizing ribonucleic acid in a corresponding order.
5. An environmental improvement process whereby living organisms can be used to consume and convert pollutants to harmless substances.
6. A medical procedure to treat and cure genetic disorders that includes modifying or replacing disease-causing genes.
7. Production of a genetically identical offspring by artificial means. 8. Organisms that have genetic materials inserted from a different species.
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1. Order in which genes are situated on a particular chromosome. 2. The genetic makeup of an organism that includes the specific location of genes on chromosomes.
4. A genetic proteinlike nucleic acid on plant and animal chromosomes that controls inheritance. genes and
