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What is the principle behind ELISA?
What is the principle behind ELISA?
- Hybridization of DNA with a radioactive probe
- Studying the functions of insulin-like growth factor
- Detection of antigens through antigen-antibody interaction (correct)
- Introduction of foreign genes into animals
Which technique involves studying how genes regulate normal body functions and development?
Which technique involves studying how genes regulate normal body functions and development?
- Somatic hybridization
- Micro-propagation
- Recovery of healthy plants from diseased plants
- Somacloning (correct)
Transgenic animals can help in understanding the biological effects of:
Transgenic animals can help in understanding the biological effects of:
- Insulin-like growth factor formation (correct)
- Antibodies synthesis
- Proteins synthesis
- Glycoproteins functions
The detection of a pathogen infection can be done by finding:
The detection of a pathogen infection can be done by finding:
What is the main benefit of transgenic animals in relation to the study of insulin-like growth factor?
What is the main benefit of transgenic animals in relation to the study of insulin-like growth factor?
Which method involves cloning animals to study gene regulation and body functions?
Which method involves cloning animals to study gene regulation and body functions?
What is the main purpose of using tissue culture in producing important food plants like tomato, banana, and apple?
What is the main purpose of using tissue culture in producing important food plants like tomato, banana, and apple?
What part of a plant is typically free of viruses, making it suitable for tissue culture to obtain virus-free plants?
What part of a plant is typically free of viruses, making it suitable for tissue culture to obtain virus-free plants?
What is the term used for isolating single cells from plants, digesting their cell walls, and obtaining naked protoplasts surrounded by plasma membranes?
What is the term used for isolating single cells from plants, digesting their cell walls, and obtaining naked protoplasts surrounded by plasma membranes?
What is the term used for the process of fusing isolated protoplasts with desirable characteristics from different plant varieties to form new hybrid plants?
What is the term used for the process of fusing isolated protoplasts with desirable characteristics from different plant varieties to form new hybrid plants?
Which term describes the hybrids formed by fusing protoplasts of different plant varieties with desirable characteristics?
Which term describes the hybrids formed by fusing protoplasts of different plant varieties with desirable characteristics?
In the text, what resulted from the fusion of a protoplast of tomato with that of potato?
In the text, what resulted from the fusion of a protoplast of tomato with that of potato?
What is the primary benefit of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in agriculture?
What is the primary benefit of genetically modified organisms (GMOs) in agriculture?
How do genetically modified (GM) plants contribute to reducing the reliance on chemical pesticides?
How do genetically modified (GM) plants contribute to reducing the reliance on chemical pesticides?
What advantage do recombinant therapeutics have over traditional non-human sources of similar products?
What advantage do recombinant therapeutics have over traditional non-human sources of similar products?
How does recombinant DNA technology contribute to healthcare?
How does recombinant DNA technology contribute to healthcare?
Which statement best describes how somatic hybridization contributes to agricultural development?
Which statement best describes how somatic hybridization contributes to agricultural development?
What is the main advantage of utilizing tissue culture and somatic hybridization in plant manipulation?
What is the main advantage of utilizing tissue culture and somatic hybridization in plant manipulation?
