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Biology Chapter 6
BIOTECHNOLOGY

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Answer all of the following questions

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Question # 1

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Define the following terms:

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a. biotechnology

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It is use of living organism or living entities with technological tool for

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better production of biomolecule and human services. Example

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antibiotics production, plant tissue culture, wine production, etc.

b. Plasmid
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It is a small circular, extra chromosomal, double stranded DNA
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molecule present in bacteria which carry gene to help bacteria to survive


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in adverse condition. Example : col plasmid, R plasmid

c. Genetic engineering
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It is manipulation of living organisms characters by altering its genetic


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material (example Bt cotton ,delayed ripening in tomato, etc.

d. Transformation
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DNA transformation is process in which direct uptake and incorporation


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of exogenous genetic material from its surrounding through cell


membrane transfer into the host cell.
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Question # 2

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List two types of medical products that can be

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produced using DNA technology?
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Two types of medical products that can be generated using DNA

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technology are as follows:

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1. Human growth hormone that is used in treating dwarfism
2. Colony-stimulating factors that are used in treating deficiencies of
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immune-system by stimulating the production of white blood cells.
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Relate bioethics to the continued development of
genetic engineering techniques.

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The study of ethical issues associated to the DNA technology is

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termed as bioethics. Many scientists are involved in
identification of and addressing any legal, ethical, and social
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issues that have arisen as the techniques of genetic engineering
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have developed nearly all scientists agreed to the fact of


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continued restraint and oversight is needed.


For example, it is of concern to some people that genetically
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modified (GM) crops may cause harm to the environment in


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unusual ways.
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Describe two major goals of the Human Genome Project.

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The HGP (Human Genome Project) is a scientific approach for the
determination of the sequence of the chemical base pairs of human
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DNA.
The two main goals of HGP are:
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1. For sequencing and mapping all the DNA base pairs of the
chromosomes of humans
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2. Identifying all the genes within a sequence


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Distinguish between proteomics and genomics.

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Genomics is defined as the study of genomes, which is the complete

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genetic makeup of humans and other organisms. It helps in

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understanding the sequences of bases in genomes and also the function
of genes, introns and as well as intragenic sequences like repetitive DNA
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(deoxyribonucleic acid) elements, transposons and unique noncoding
DNA.
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Proteomics is defined as the study of structure, function and interaction


of cellular proteins. It helps in identifying and determining the proteins
function within a particular cell type. It also helps in the studying of
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three-dimensional shape of cellular proteins through computer modeling


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Question # 6

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Outline the different applications of

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biotechnology
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The applications of biotechnology include therapeutics, diagnostics,

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genetically modified crops for agriculture, processed food,

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bioremediation, waste treatment, and energy production.
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Question # 7

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List some techniques of genetic engineering.

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Techniques are as follow:

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1. Molecular cloning (Recombinant DNA)

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2. Gene delivery
3.Genome editing
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Delineate the transgenic organisms and their
significance.

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Transgenic organisms are important research tools, and are often used

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when exploring a gene's function. Transgenesis is also related to the
medical practice of gene therapy, in which DNA is transferred into a
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patient's cells to treat disease.
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Question # 9
Explain the procedure for the following

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a. PCR

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Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) is used to amplify a specific DNA
sequence by using a pair of oligonucleotide primers. Each pair is complementary to

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one end of the target DNA sequence. Therefore, PCR is very useful to generate a

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DNA fragment required for cloning experiment. Diagnosis of specific mutation

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which are related to genetic diseases.

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b. Gel Electrophpresis
Electrophoresis is a method of separation of charged molecules by applying an
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electric field.
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Starch gel electrophoresis is used to separate molecules with the help of starch gel.
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This gel act as molecular sieve. Starch is partially hydrolysed in buffer to prepare a
solution. Then trhe solution is heated and cooled to get starch gel.

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Gene therapy is an experimental technique that uses genes to treat or


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prevent disease. It is designed to introduce genetic material into cells to


compensate the abnormal genes or to make a beneficial protein.
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Gene therapy is used for the treatment of genetic diseases in humans.


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Example of genetic diseases are phenylketonuria, haemophgilia A, cystis


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fibrosis etc
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Question # 10

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Describe human genome project and its main

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goals.
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The HGP (Human Genome Project) is a scientific approach for the

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determination of the sequence of the chemical base pairs of human

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DNA.
The main goals of HGP are:
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1. For sequencing and mapping all the DNA base pairs of the
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chromosomes of humans.
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2. Identifying all the genes within a sequence.


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Question # 11

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Discuss the drastic environmental impacts of oil

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spills and how the microbes like bacteria can help
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When oil spills occur in our oceans, they leave behind a wake of

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ecological devastation. Microbes can play an important role in
biodegradation and bioremediation of environmental pollutants, as some
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can actively degrade these harmful substances, converting them into
harmless metabolic byproducts.
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Question # 12

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Give an account of significance of transgenic

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organisms in food industry.
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A Transgenic organism is that whose genetic material has been altered

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using genetic engineering techniques. Transgenic organisms possess a

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novel combination of genetic material to improve the phenotypic traits
and features. These modifications produce a new organism which has a
new genetic makeup by adding or deleting or replacing genetic material.
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The applications of transgenic organism is very beneficial in recent
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years, like production of production of crops with increased nutrient


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content and physical appearance like more thick walled (outer sheath) of
tomatoes, colorful capsicums, short size of wheat, golden wheat etc.
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Question # 13

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Describe the uses of DNA finger printing.

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These are the possible uses of DNA fingerprinting

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(a) Use of DNA fingerprinting in legal disputes, notably to help solve

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crimes and to determine paternity.

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(b) It is also used to identify inherited genetic diseases.
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(c) It can be used to identify genetic matches between tissue donors and
recipients.
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Question # 14

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What is gene cloning?

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Gene cloning, also known as molecular cloning, refers to the process of

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isolating a DNA sequence of interest for the purpose of making multiple

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copies of it. The identical copies are clones

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Question # 15

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Elaborately discuss recombinant DNA technology

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and its usefulness.
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Recombinant DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) technology, joining of DNA

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molecules from two different species and inserting them into a host to

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produce new genetic combinations that have value medicine, science,
agriculture, and human benefits.
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Applications of recombinant DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) technology
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1. It is used for mass production of protein based drugs. First drug
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manufactured using this technology is insulin.


2. Production of transgenic organisms
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technology
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