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- 3. A method widely used to rapidly make millions to billions of copies of a specific DNA sample, allowing Scientists to take a very small amount, amplify it and study it
- 5. This is the basis of artificial selection, in which humans choose the parents desired traits to mate with, resulting in offspring with specific genotypes and/or phenotypes
- 7. A gene editing tool which was used to create immunity to some coronaviruses
- 8. The two scientists who are noted as discovering the double helix structure DNA
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- 1. The type of microscopes we used in class to observe our plant cell slides
- 2. This type of microscope has a magnification range from 7x to 20x to allow for the viewing of large specimens very closely
- 4. Is a laboratory method, in gel medium, used to separate mixtures of DNA, RNA, or proteins according to molecular size
- 5. This is the abbreviation for the electron microscope that uses electron beams to make a 3D image of the surface of a specimen
- 6. The female xray crystallographer who took the photo of DNA, noting its "X" form indicating a helical shape