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What term describes organisms that have DNA transferred from a different species?
What term describes organisms that have DNA transferred from a different species?
- Genetically modified organisms
- Transgenic organisms (correct)
- Hybrid organisms
- Mutated organisms
Which process involves mating animals with desired traits to produce offspring with those traits?
Which process involves mating animals with desired traits to produce offspring with those traits?
- Cloning
- Selective breeding (correct)
- Hybridization
- Gene editing
What is the process of creating an exact genetic copy of an organism called?
What is the process of creating an exact genetic copy of an organism called?
- Cloning (correct)
- Gene splicing
- Artificial selection
- Transgenics
What technique involves the propagation of organisms with desirable traits?
What technique involves the propagation of organisms with desirable traits?
Which process involves cutting DNA from one organism and inserting it into another organism?
Which process involves cutting DNA from one organism and inserting it into another organism?
What technology combines DNA molecules from two different species?
What technology combines DNA molecules from two different species?
What term describes a DNA molecule that can replicate independently?
What term describes a DNA molecule that can replicate independently?
Which tool helps in carrying and integrating a desired gene into a new organism?
Which tool helps in carrying and integrating a desired gene into a new organism?
What is the primary purpose of selective breeding?
What is the primary purpose of selective breeding?
What is a key characteristic of hybridization in genetics?
What is a key characteristic of hybridization in genetics?
What is the role of restriction enzymes in recombinant DNA technology?
What is the role of restriction enzymes in recombinant DNA technology?
Which of the following best describes recombinant DNA?
Which of the following best describes recombinant DNA?
What is the main technique employed in inbreeding?
What is the main technique employed in inbreeding?
Which of the following is a key application of recombinant DNA technology?
Which of the following is a key application of recombinant DNA technology?
What is the significance of vectors in recombinant DNA technology?
What is the significance of vectors in recombinant DNA technology?
Why is artificial selection considered a less controlled method than genetic engineering?
Why is artificial selection considered a less controlled method than genetic engineering?
What is the primary goal of genetic engineering?
What is the primary goal of genetic engineering?
Which technique involves the selective mating of organisms to produce offspring with specific traits?
Which technique involves the selective mating of organisms to produce offspring with specific traits?
What is the purpose of gel electrophoresis?
What is the purpose of gel electrophoresis?
What process involves the crossing of two genetically diverse individuals to produce a hybrid with desirable characteristics?
What process involves the crossing of two genetically diverse individuals to produce a hybrid with desirable characteristics?
Which of the following describes inbreeding?
Which of the following describes inbreeding?
What is cloning in the context of genetic engineering?
What is cloning in the context of genetic engineering?
Which technology is used to cut and splice DNA from one organism into another?
Which technology is used to cut and splice DNA from one organism into another?
Which technique is commonly used to indirectly manipulate the genetic composition of organisms by focusing on physical traits?
Which technique is commonly used to indirectly manipulate the genetic composition of organisms by focusing on physical traits?
What is the process of manipulating genes to achieve desired traits called?
What is the process of manipulating genes to achieve desired traits called?
Which process involves breeding organisms that are genetically similar to maintain unique traits?
Which process involves breeding organisms that are genetically similar to maintain unique traits?
What technique involves cutting DNA from one organism and inserting it into another?
What technique involves cutting DNA from one organism and inserting it into another?
Which technique creates an exact genetic copy of another organism?
Which technique creates an exact genetic copy of another organism?
What is the science called that manipulates genetic material using artificial selection and biomedical techniques?
What is the science called that manipulates genetic material using artificial selection and biomedical techniques?
What term refers to the combination of nucleotide sequences to create a new gene product?
What term refers to the combination of nucleotide sequences to create a new gene product?
Which enzymes are primarily produced by bacteria and can cleave DNA at specific sequences?
Which enzymes are primarily produced by bacteria and can cleave DNA at specific sequences?
What is the primary goal of cloning in genetic research?
What is the primary goal of cloning in genetic research?
What is one of the categories that should be included when summarizing genetic engineering?
What is one of the categories that should be included when summarizing genetic engineering?
Which level of achievement describes a student who has demonstrated minimal communication and collaboration?
Which level of achievement describes a student who has demonstrated minimal communication and collaboration?
What rubric score indicates satisfactory communication and collaboration in providing information?
What rubric score indicates satisfactory communication and collaboration in providing information?
Which of the following is NOT considered a method of genetic manipulation?
Which of the following is NOT considered a method of genetic manipulation?
What does the rubric score of 4 signify?
What does the rubric score of 4 signify?
In the context of genetic engineering, what is selective breeding primarily concerned with?
In the context of genetic engineering, what is selective breeding primarily concerned with?
Which of the following processes involves the direct manipulation of an organism's genes?
Which of the following processes involves the direct manipulation of an organism's genes?
What should responses to the activity be written on?
What should responses to the activity be written on?
Flashcards
Genetic Engineering Definition
Genetic Engineering Definition
A set of technologies used to change the genetic makeup of an organism.
Genetic Engineering Techniques
Genetic Engineering Techniques
Methods used to modify an organism's DNA.
Learning Goal 1
Learning Goal 1
Define genetic engineering.
Learning Goal 2
Learning Goal 2
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Self-Learning Module (SLM)
Self-Learning Module (SLM)
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Earth and Life Science
Earth and Life Science
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Perpetuation of Life
Perpetuation of Life
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Prior Knowledge Check
Prior Knowledge Check
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Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO)
Genetically Modified Organisms (GMO)
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Selective Breeding
Selective Breeding
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Cloning
Cloning
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Hybridization
Hybridization
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Gene Splicing
Gene Splicing
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Recombinant DNA Technology
Recombinant DNA Technology
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Plasmid
Plasmid
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Vector
Vector
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Genetic Engineering
Genetic Engineering
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Artificial Selection
Artificial Selection
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Inbreeding
Inbreeding
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Recombinant DNA
Recombinant DNA
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Restriction Enzymes
Restriction Enzymes
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What is the main difference between artificial selection and genetic engineering?
What is the main difference between artificial selection and genetic engineering?
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Gel Electrophoresis
Gel Electrophoresis
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Genetic Engineering Pros
Genetic Engineering Pros
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Genetic Engineering Cons
Genetic Engineering Cons
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Study Notes
Earth and Life Science - Genetic Engineering
- This module covers genetic engineering, a biotechnology technique
- It involves direct manipulation of an organism's genes
- The goal is to alter genomes, often introducing genes from different species
- Aiming to improve products or create new ones
Module 4 - Genetic Engineering
- The module describes genetic engineering techniques
- Techniques like selective breeding, hybridization, inbreeding, cloning
- This module also discusses the principles of recombinant technology
- Different technologies, like DNA splicing, gel electrophoresis
- It also discusses host organisms and vectors involved in this technology
What I Need to Know
- This module's purpose is mastering Earth and Life Science's principles concerning genetic engineering
- The lessons follow a standard course sequence adapting to various textbooks
- Students will learn to define genetic engineering, describe its techniques, and appreciate its role in human life
What I Know (Quizzes)
- Questions related to genetic engineering covering different concepts and techniques
- Topics include terms like "transgenic organisms," "selective breeding," and "cloning"
- The quizzes assess prior knowledge and understanding of genetic engineering
Lesson 1 - Genetic Engineering
- Genetic engineering is the direct manipulation of an organism's genes
- Using biotechnology to alter genomes to improve products or create new ones
- Involves adding genes from different species
What's In (Activity 1)
- Focuses on the relationships between DNA, genes, proteins, and traits
- Explains how changes in DNA or genes impact proteins and, consequently, traits
- The questions assess understanding of the connection between molecular components and observable characteristics
What's New (Activity 2)
- Focuses on student understanding of genetic engineering's objectives
- Explores how scientists realize these objectives, and the techniques used
- Emphasizes the outcomes of utilizing genetic engineering techniques
What's More (Activity 3)
- Matching exercise associating genetic techniques with their descriptions
- Covers concepts like cloning, hybridization, gene splicing, and selective breeding
- Focuses on understanding these techniques to help analyze different scenarios
- Questions cover topics such as artificial selection, cloning, and gene splicing
What I Can Do (Activity 4)
- Distinguishing genetic engineering techniques in different scenarios
- Application of knowledge about technique-scenario connections via examples and scenarios
Activity 5
- Analyzing current genetic engineering technologies
- Students analyze claims surrounding genetic engineering and express agreement/disagreement
Assessment (Multiple Choice Questions)
- Comprehensive assessment covering various aspects of genetic engineering
- Focuses on fundamental concepts, and techniques of this field
Additional Activities (Activity 6)
- Focuses on gathering opinions and perspectives on the advantages and disadvantages related to genetic engineering
References
- Provides a list of sources consulted during the module's creation
- Supporting documents utilized in compiling the information, likely textbooks and educational resources
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