Matching
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a. | Bioformatics- | i. | Dolly - | b. | Transgenic organisms-
| j. | DNA fingerprint - | c. | restriction enzymes- | k. | Gel electrophoresis- | d. | Human Genome Project
| l. | Proteomics- | e. | Genetic Engineering | m. | Genomics – | f. | Gene therapy - | n. | Polymerase chain reaction
(PCR)-
| g. | Genetic screening- | o. | Recombinant
DNA- | h. | clone- |
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technique using electric
current to separate mixture of DNA fragments from each other
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DNA that contains genes from
more than one organism
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changing of an organisms DNA
to give new trait
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Use of computer databases to
organize and analyze biological data
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Completed mapping and
sequencing of human DNA in 2003
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Scientists use enzymes as
“scissors” to cut slice chromosomes into pieces for study
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Involves the study of genes,
gene functions, and entire genomes.
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A representation of parts of
individuals DNA that can be used to identify a person a nuclear level
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process of testing DNA to
determine risk of having or passing on a genetic disorder.
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Genetically identical copy of
gene or of an organism
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Became first cloned mammal
(sheep)
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technique used to make copies
of specific DNA sequence.
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Can replace defective gene or
add new gene into person’s genome
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study and comparison of all
the proteins that result from an organism’s genome (used to study shared ancestry, disease,
potential treatments)
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Has one or more genes from
another organism inserted into its genome.
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