FA2 (16/20) Question 6 1 pts

Question 1 1 pts Which compound is denoted by T, a DNA base?

0 Threonine
While energy can be harnessed from the body and the environment, it cannot be
scavenged to power medical sensors and devices. O Tryptophan

@ Thymine
O False
O Tyrosine
@ True

Question 7 1 pts
Question 2 1 pts

Which compound is denoted by U, a RNA base?

This law aims to engage t he public in ensuring proper segregation, collection, transport,
storage, t reatme1t, and disposal of solid waste.
0 lsoleucine

O Philippine Clean Air Act of 1999 @ Uracil

O Toxic Substances. Hazardous, Nuclear Waste Control Act o f 1990 O L-eucine

O Philippine Clean Water Act of 2004 O Valine

@ Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000

Question 8 1 pts

Question 3 1 pts
Which of the following anti-sense strand code DNA sequence pairs wit h S'-
TATGCACGTCGATCA-3''
This law aims to control, supervise, and regulate activities on toxic chemical and hazardous
waste in the country.
0 5'-CGCATGTACTAGCTG-3'

O Philippine Clean A ir Act of 1999 0 5'-ATACGTGCAGCTAGT-3'

O Philippine Clean Water Act of 2004 0 3'-CGCATGTACTAGCTG-5'

@ Toxic Substances, Hazardous, Nuclear Waste Control Act of 1990 @ 3'-ATACGTGCAGCTAGT-5'

O Ecological Solid Waste Management Act of 2000

Question 9 1 pis

Question 4 1 pts
ART is used to stop HIV cells from replicating. What does ART stand for?

Which of the following is a non-renewable energy source?

O Antiretribution therapy

O Solar O Antircplic.:ition treat ment

@ Nuclear O Antiregenerati::>n t reatment

O Geot hermal @ Antiretroviral therapy

0 Wind

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Question 5 1 pts
It is caused by an abnormality in the genetic makeup of an individual.

These are materials that change properties based on pH and temperature.

O Infectious disease

O Natural polymers O Chronic disease

O Regenerative biomaterials @ Genetic disease

O Biomaterials O Mut.:ition

@ Smart b iomaterials
Question 11 1 pts Question 16 1 pts

Which of t he following anti-sense strand code DNA sequence pairs wit h S'- W hich of t he following views of nat ure considers t he domination of nature?
AATGCACCTCGATCA-3'?

O Moralistic
@ 3'-TTACGTGGAGCTAGT-5'
O U tilitarian
Q 3'-TTAGCTGGAGCTAGT-5'
0 Naturalistic
Q 5'-TTACGTGGAGCTAGT-3'
@ Doministic
Q 5'-TTAGCTGGAGCTAGT-3'

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Question 12 1 pts

Gene editing process where a gene is ed ited to amplify, delete, insert, silence, or repress
W hich compound is denoted by A, a DNA base? the gene.

@ Adenine @ Subgenic

O Arginine O Cisgenic

O Asparagine
0 Mesogenic

O Alanine 0 Transgenic

Question 13 1 pts Question 18 1 pts

It is a cellular repair following t he cutting by Cas9 w here t he loose ends of t he DNA are Genes allowing O'ganisms to survive in changing environment can be passed to t heir
bonded together. offspri ng.

0 Gene knock·in @ True

O Gene knockout O False

O Gene insertion

@ Gene bonding
Question 19 1 pts

Question 14 1 pts It is the traditional method for i mproving qualities and a ttributes of crops and livestock.

O Crop Domestication
W hich of the following views of nature considers nat ure as a means t o give people an
avenue for attachment and bondi ng? @ Selective Breeding

O Gene Splicing
O Moralistic
O Genetic Editing
O Naturalistic

O Symbolic

@ Humanistic
Question 20 1 pts

Gene editing process where a gene is moved from one non-closely related species to
Question 15 1 pts another.

O Mesogenic
Which of the following views of nature considers the use of nature for communication of
thought? @ Transgenic

O Subgenic

O Cisgenic
O Aesthetic

O Moralistic

0 Naturalistic
 Question 21 1 pts Question 26 1 pts

W hich of the following can be done to solve the challenge i n engineering a safe and As of 2018, China has already treated 86 cancer patients using CRIS PR technology. How
sustainable water and food supply? does CRISPR specifically combat cancer cells?

Q Promot e small scale agricultural production @ Cas9 enzyme of the CRISPR is injected to the bloodstream of the patient to stop the production of
PD-1 in T cells.
O Search for o rganisms w hich can capture and covert solar energy

O Extracted T cells from the patient arc altered genetically to stop the production of PD·ll and
O Use synthetic fertilizers to reduce consumption of natural resources that are converted to organic
injected back to the patient's body.
fertilizers

Cas9 enzyme of the CRISPR is injected to the bloodstream of the patient to stop the production of
@ Implement improved Policies for the management of natural resources
PD·ll in T cells.

Extracted T cells from the patient are altered genetically to stop the production of PD·l and
injected back to the patient's body.
Question 22 1 pts

The following can be done to solve the challenge in engineering a safe and sustainable Question 27 1~
water and food supply, EXCEPT:

To which ethical tenet does the clause "To not design something b,oengineers would not
@ Improve the engineering of measurement and control systems for plants and animals use on themselves• pertains?

O Engineer sustainable food production systems for the growing population

O Simplicity
O Utilize genomic discoveries for disease prevention and treatment
O Effectiveness
O Improve food safety through engineering innovations
@ Harm Avoidance

- 0 Risk
Question 23 1 pts

The following are the important concepts of personalized health care, EXCEPT: Question 28 1 pts

O To provide prevention and treatment strategics relevant to specific populations Which of the following is a question of limits in bioengineering ethics?

@ Eliminate the relationships between an individual's environment and health

@ Where should the development of machines be positioned in the polarity between biological
O Enhanced remote monitoring of individual's compliance with treatment regimens organisms and machines?

O Identification of risk factors, diagnostic feat ures. and therapies based on large databases of health O Should bioengineers act as independent ·minded professionals?
records
O Should bioengineering be concerned exclusively with the health of humans?

O Should bioengineering focus on prevention or therapy?

Question 24 1 pts

Which of the following is part of the creation of a universal medical image database? Question 29 1 pts

O Characterization of subtypes of d iseases

It is a bacterium found in soils that naturally produces crystal-like proteins that selectively
O Reverse·engineering the brain kills a few specific insect species.

O Improve diagnostic precision

O Pseudomonos fluorescens
@ Worldwide collection and sorting of diseases
@ Bacillus thurinsiemis

O Listeria innocua
Question 25 1 pts
O Usteria ivanovii

Why is establishing protocols and standardized experimental procedures important?

Question 30 1 pts
@ It accelerates discovery to clinical practice transition.

O It characterizes subtypes of diseases.

Scientists quickly criticized and reject ed the 2012 study i n France about the effects o f
O It improves diagnostic precision and earty detection. feeding GM corn to rats over a two-year period. Why?

O It develops automated machine-vision·based diagnosis algorithms. @ The species of rats used arc naturally prone to tumor.

O The public's dissenting view and outrage against GM crops pushed the scientist to tum against the
study.

O A very large numbers of rats were used with sample size greater than 20.

O The species of rats has low mortality rate at 2 years of age under normal condition.