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What is a key application of red biotechnology in the field of medicine?
What is a key application of red biotechnology in the field of medicine?
Which type of biotechnology is primarily concerned with the production of genetically modified plants?
Which type of biotechnology is primarily concerned with the production of genetically modified plants?
What is an example of a biotechnology product that can be used to regenerate damaged human tissues?
What is an example of a biotechnology product that can be used to regenerate damaged human tissues?
Which type of biotechnology is focused on the development of edible vaccines?
Which type of biotechnology is focused on the development of edible vaccines?
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What is a benefit of genetic engineering in agriculture?
What is a benefit of genetic engineering in agriculture?
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What is the primary goal of white biotechnology?
What is the primary goal of white biotechnology?
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Which type of biotechnology deals with food quality, food quantity, food safety, nutritional improvement, and food processing?
Which type of biotechnology deals with food quality, food quantity, food safety, nutritional improvement, and food processing?
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What is the main focus of Dark Biotechnology?
What is the main focus of Dark Biotechnology?
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Which type of biotechnology is associated with distribution, innovation, and licenses of biotechnology?
Which type of biotechnology is associated with distribution, innovation, and licenses of biotechnology?
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What is the main application of Environmental Biotechnology?
What is the main application of Environmental Biotechnology?
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What is the main application of Gold Biotechnology?
What is the main application of Gold Biotechnology?
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Which type of biotechnology is concerned with the use of biotechnology for unsafe purposes or hazardous ramifications?
Which type of biotechnology is concerned with the use of biotechnology for unsafe purposes or hazardous ramifications?
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What is the main purpose of edible vaccines?
What is the main purpose of edible vaccines?
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What is the term for the use of genetically engineered animals or plants to produce drugs, vaccines, hormones, etc.?
What is the term for the use of genetically engineered animals or plants to produce drugs, vaccines, hormones, etc.?
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What is the result of inserting a pathogen protein gene into the DNA of an edible plant?
What is the result of inserting a pathogen protein gene into the DNA of an edible plant?
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What is the role of genetic engineering in modern biotechnology?
What is the role of genetic engineering in modern biotechnology?
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What is an example of a biotechnology product that is derived from a genetically engineered organism?
What is an example of a biotechnology product that is derived from a genetically engineered organism?
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What is the term that refers to the use of biological systems, living organisms, or derivatives thereof to make or modify products?
What is the term that refers to the use of biological systems, living organisms, or derivatives thereof to make or modify products?
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Study Notes
Biotechnology
- Involves medical processes, such as using organisms to produce new drugs.
- Applications include personalized medicine, drug discovery, vaccines, biopharmaceuticals, and gene therapy.
Types of Biotechnology
Red Biotechnology
- Involves medical processes, such as using organisms to produce new drugs.
- Applications include personalized medicine, drug discovery, vaccines, biopharmaceuticals, and gene therapy.
- Utilizes natural frameworks to produce new medications, diagnostics, and treatment of disorders.
- Includes the use of stem cells to regenerate damaged human tissues or grow entire organs.
Green Biotechnology (Agriculture)
- Main applications include crop improvement, crop protection, plant tissue culture, and genetically modified plants (GMPs).
- Produces pest-resistant crops and disease-resistant crops.
White or Gray Biotechnology
- Intends to provide economical and harmless ecosystems for modern cycles.
- Offers potential chances to decrease dependence on petroleum products, limit waste and contamination in industrial practices.
- Main applications include biomaterials, bio-catalysts, bioplastics, and industrial waste treatment.
Blue Biotechnology (Marine Biotechnology)
- Spotlights the utilization of marine creatures for different applications.
- Main applications include ocean bioremediation, marine drug discovery, and marine microbes.
Yellow Biotechnology (Food Biotechnology)
- Main applications include food quality, food quantity, food safety, nutritional improvement, and food processing.
Brown Biotechnology (Environmental Biotechnology)
- Offers promising procedures for relieving contamination, decreasing waste, and advancing a greener future.
- Main applications include environmental bioremediation and waste treatment.
Dark Biotechnology
- Includes the use of biotechnological procedures for unsafe purposes or hazardous ramifications.
- Main applications include bioterrorism, biological weapons, and biological crimes.
Gold Biotechnology (Bioinformatics)
- Also called bioinformatics as software engineering, and information examination to acquire experiences into natural frameworks and cycles.
- Main applications include genomic analysis, proteomic analysis, drug discovery, and virtual screening.
Purple Biotechnology
- Connected with distribution, innovation, and licenses of biotechnology.
- Main applications include analysis, publication, patents, and intellectual property rights in biotechnology research.
Biotechnology Applications
- Biopharming and biofactories: using genetically engineered animals or plants as biofactories to produce drugs, vaccines, hormones, etc.
- Edible vaccines: inserting a pathogen protein gene into the DNA of an edible plant to produce antibodies against the pathogen protein.
Classical Biotechnology
- Any technological application that uses biological systems, living organisms, or derivatives thereof, to make or modify products.
Modern Biotechnology
- Alteration of DNA and RNA (Genetic engineering).
- Multiplication of the desired genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in large quantities for the manufacture of biotechnology products.
Timeline of Biotechnology
- Hungarian Karl Ereky coined the term biotechnology.
- Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin.
- Canadian scientist Oswald discovered DNA carries genetics.
- Watson and Crick discovered the double helix structure of DNA.
- Boyer and Cohen discovered DNA from one bacteria into another.
- Insulin was the first FDA-approved genetically engineered drug.
- The first genetically modified plant (GMP) was produced.
- Dolly sheep was the first genetically cloned animal.
- A draft of the human genome map was published.
- The first synthetic cell was created.
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This quiz covers the applications of red biotechnology in medical processes, including personalized medicine, drug discovery, vaccines, and gene therapy. It also involves the use of stem cells to regenerate damaged human tissues. Test your knowledge of red biotechnology in medicine!
