Introduction To Biotechnology An Agricultural Revolution 2nd Edition Ray V Herren - Solutions

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The primary _______________________ o concerns within the __________________ field today revolve around ___________________ _____________________ concerns, and the current debate surrounding the development of ______________________
__________________plants have been the traditional method of improving food source _____________________ and ________________ but it is not _________________ and it involves a lot of ______________ and trial - and error methods.
Many genetically engineered ____________________ have had a ______________ _______________ gene introduced to ______________ __________________ the growth process.
A study by the _______________ __________________ _________________ concluded that there is no _______________ suggesting that bioengineered food is __________________ to eat .
Many people believe that any____________________ harm we cause will eventually affect the _____________________ population as well through outlets such as the ________________ ______________ ____________ _________and even the _______________ that we breathe.
It has been estimated that ________________ to __________________ percent of established transgenic mice lines produced by ______________ have _____________ such as severe muscle defects, ___________ shortened ___________ __________________ missing organs seizures limb deformities and brain damage
Scientists hope to use genetically engineered. _____________________ to generate products such as ___________________ to provide an alternate source for __________________ replacement for human in need of transplants and to serve as ___________________ for human diseases.
Among the qualities measured in decisions to approve a biotechnology food product for human ________________ are its expected _____________value, its ability to be rapidly____________ and the extent to which the biotechnology component is largely the same as other ________________ present in
There is a _______________ _____________ ______________ _____________ that gives advice to the ____________ although the ____________ __________ ____________ _____________ decides whether a particular ______________ is safe.
Eleven pieces of ____________ were introduced in 2001 that attempted to place a ___________ or ______________ genetically __________ seeds crops or animals for a specific length of time,
We have greatly altered nearly every domesticated crop plant species from its original, natural form. True/False
Estimates are that 15 percent of the U.S. population suffers from food allergies. True/False
A very small percentage of allergens are proteins. True/False
some consumers are concerned that bioengineered foods have not been adequately tested to determine if they are safe for human consumption. True/False
The FDA has not found any reason to believe that bioengineered foods post a threat to human health. True/False
Fewer companies are labeling genetically modified foods now than in the past. True/False
Organic farmers are very concerned about insects becoming resistant to Bt toxins because Bt sprays are one of the few insecticides they can use. True/False
Microinjection is a method of gene transfer in which DNA is injected into adult cells. True/False
Biotechnology food products currently fall under the same FDA regulations as regular food products. True/False
Many companies are voluntarily labeling genetically modified food products. True/False
What does the term “‘frankenfood” mean? What is the significance of this term?
Discuss why some people are concerned about food allergens being introduced through genetic engineering.
Why do proponents of GMOs argue that gene splicing is safer than crossbreeding?
Describe the roles APHIS and the EPA play in the regulation of bioengineered foods.
Explain how insect resistance can result from the use of Bt toxins.
Describe the effects Bt toxins may have on the food chain.
What effects have human selection had on the biodiversity of domestic animals?
Describe the areas of great potential for gene transfer in animals.
Why are some consumers concerned about the lack of labeling for GMO food products?
Do you believe that genetically modified food products are safe for consumer consumption? Why or why not?
The study of ____________ deals with making a _____________ and taking an ____________ course of action based on what is right or wrong, __________ or _____________.
______________ is the area of ethics that is specifically associated with _______________ and _____________ research.
The __________ Oath outlines the ethical treatment of ____________ and provides decisions ___________ for determining the moral or ethical of ____________ decisions.
In the United States ____________ _____________ ____________ ____________ of 2008 was passed to prevent ________ against individual in regard to ___________ ___________ or ____________ based on their genetic information.
The __________ of when life __________ is a central point in determining whether human ____________ stem cells should be used for ____________.
____________of human cloning believe cloning would offer ways to improve the human gene pool and eliminate __________ and maybe even create superhumans with perfect __________ and extreme ___________.
____________are government grants that provide an _____________ with the exclusive right to___________ ___________ and ____________ an invention for a set period of time.
In ____________ the United States Supreme Court ruled on the case, Diamond v. Chakrabarty, where the Court ruled that a ____________ _____________ in this case a bacterium that could digest oil, was ____________.
____________ which some people call and _____________ is the process of collecting biological samples that can help ___________ and ___________ research.
_________is a moral obligation of people all over the world to _____________ as much of our natural earth as we can so that ________ _______ will be able to enjoy it as well.
All societies on earth share the same ethical values and beliefs. True/False
Most research-and-development projects have some risks.True/False
We have been genetically modifying organisms through selective breeding for thousands of years.
One of the biggest tasks involved in solving ethical problems is separating human emotions from factual information.True/False
Personalized genetic screening can be performed only in hospitals. True/False
Pluripotent cells are cells that can develop into any tissue type.True/False
Federal money cannot currently be used to fund embryonic stem cell research. True/False
Many people consider cloning to be the least controversial of all biotechnological research. True/False
Current cloning technology requires the use of many embryos to produce one clone. True/False
The United States government has decided that unmodified human genes can be patented by biotech companies. True/False
In what circumstances do ethical dilemmas develop?
Explain why it is sometimes difficult to determine what is ethical and what is unethical.
Why is Iceland an ideal location for studying the effects of genes on human health?
Why are some people opposed to the development of home genetic tests that would be available in drugstores?
Describe the ethical debate surrounding the use of embryonic stem cells.
What are two arguments for and two arguments against cloning animals?
Are you in favor of human cloning or against human cloning? Why?
What justification do biotech companies give for charging high prices for their products and services?
Do you think that it is ethical to patent living things? Support your argument.
Explain how biopiracy may affect developing nations.
The ____________ rewards of any job are usually ____________ tied to the amount of ______________ it takes to secure and _________in that job.
Major advancements in the biotechnology industry have been made in such areas as _____________ development, human and animal ____________ agricultural ______________ and _____________ protection.
Many employees in the biotechnology industry start as ______________ _________________ with an associate's degree and work toward their __________degree while ____________.
Plant ____________ usually involves working with a ____________ scientist who has a goal of producing a particular new _______________ ______________ that may be developed into a new _____________.
A media prep technician operates ____________ pH _______________ SRIR plates _____________ filtration equipment, open ____________ tanks, and ___________.
Once the research has been ____________ and approval has been ______________ to use a new biotechnology, it is up to the _______ industry to make a product commercially _____________.
____________of pharmaceuticals is a tightly ___________ process that must follow _____________ _____________ ___________ and all Food and Drug Administration (FDA) ___________.
Companies are always in need of _____________ employees to ____________ new products potential ____________ and market ____________.
All aspects of ______________ particularly those that use new____________ must be _______________ to ensure that the _____________ is properly protected.
Social science is the study of ____________ __________ and how people ____________ with each other, and this area may include fields in __________ ___________and ______________.
In any career path, the ability to problem solve, follow written instructions, communicate clearly, and work well with other people is critical. True/False
The career opportunities in biotechnology are limited. True/False
Europe leads the world in the research, development, and commercial use of biotechnology products. True/False
You must have an advanced degree, such as a master’s degree or a PhD, in order to have a successful career in biotechnology. True/False
Most research scientists must work closely with other researchers in a team setting. True/False
An engineer usually plans how the product will be manufactured or produced. True/False
A marketing specialist determines how much of the product or technology can be sold and at what price. True/False
A customer service representative may teach the proper use of the product as well as help in the maintenance of the item. True/False
Lawyers with a background in science work to sort out questions of intellectual property and technology transfer related to biotechnology. True/False
There are few jobs available in the field of agricultural education. True/False
List some questions you should ask yourself when thinking about what kind of career you want to pursue.
Describe the education and training needed to become a research scientist.
List some entry-level jobs in biotechnology.
Explain why all members of a research team, including those employees holding entry-level jobs, are valuable.
Why do biotechnology companies hire technical writers?
What skills are necessary for someone pursuing a career as a biostatistician?
Why are careers in natural resources and the environment going to become more important in the future?
Explain why agricultural education is an important segment oft he agriculture industry.
What does SAEP stand for? What are the benefits of having a SAEP?
Which career in the biotechnology field is most interesting to your Why?
List at least two advantages to animal cloning.
List at least three advantages to using plant cloning.
List and briefly describe three types of layering.
Explain why planting crops that are genetically engineered using the Bt gene is more efficient than using chemical pesticides.
Describe the drawbacks of using systemic pesticides.
Explain why a producer might want to have all male or all female animals.
What are the barriers to providing vaccinations to the populations of underdeveloped countries?
Describe at least two ways that enzymes are used in the food industry.
Why is it important for researchers to find ways for agriculture to become more sustainable?
What are the advantages of bioremediation and phytoremediation?

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