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in a comprehensible form Four periods of
Television TECHNOLOGY
capable of communication
and use; the essence of it Information information ages Mechanical Age
(1450-1840)
is that a meaning has
been attached to the raw
facts.
Computers Electro Mechanical
Age (1840-1940)
and Laptops Electro Information
Age (1940-Present)

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fundamental rights are. SOCIETY Industrial
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breads curds An organism or
microorganism whose
genetic material has been History of gmo’s Monsanto
altered by mean of
genetic engineering
GMO’S (1982)
The use of living
systems and Oldest form
organisms to
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develop or make (1992)
useful products, or
any technological
application that uses
biological systems. canola, soy bean,
Biotechnology Common rice, corn and
aspartame
GENETICALLY types of
BIODIVERSITY & MODIFIED gmo’s
BIOTECHNOLOGY ORGANISM insulin, hormones
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variety of life on earth
and the natural
patterns it forms, it plants and crops,
was coined by Walter Biodiversity microbes, mammals,
insects, aquatic life
G. Rosen.
Species cartagena protocol
Diversity

Corn Canola
genetically
Consumptive types of Genetic modified
Diversity
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agreement which aims to
BENEFITS OF ensure the safe handling,
transport and use of
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living modified organisms Cottonseed Tomatoes
Value (LMO’s) resulting from Papaya
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 A vector delivers the
therapeutic gene into a
patient’s target cell
The vector’s genetic
material is inserted into How it works?
the target cell
The target cells become The study of manipulating
infected with viral matter on an atomic
vector scale. It refers to the
constructing and
engineering of the
functional systems at
very micro level or we can
Functional proteins are say at atomic level
created from the therapeutic
gene causing the cell to
return to a normal state
Famous professor of
physics, the first ever
person to present the
concept of
nanotechnology. He
invent the scanning
tunneling microscope
(1981)
The vision of National
Nanotechnology Initiative
(NNI) is a future in which
the ability to understand
and control matter at a
nanoscale leads to
revolution in technology
and industry that
benefits soicety

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goal
The insertion of genes feynman
into an individual’s
cells and tissues to
treat a disease, such
as a hereditary disease gene
in which a deleterious therapy GENE
mutant allele is
replaced with a
functional one.
THERAPY Nanotube Nanobots

THE NANOWORLD NANOTECHNOLOGY

Nanorods Nanomedicines
Gene Therapy is
experimental treatment
experimental what can gene
that involves therapy achieve?
introducing genetic
material (DNA or RNA) Grey-goo
into a person’s cells to Implications
fight disease

Social and
Political issues
Replacing a Inactivating or
mutated gene that “knocking out” a Introducing a new gene
causes disease with mutated gene that is into the body to help
a healthy copy of functioning improperly fight a disease Health and Safety
gene Environmental issues
issues