Applications of biotechnology

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  1. 1. Enzymes that cut DNA at specific sequences, used in genetic engineering.
  2. 6. A genetically engineered rice variety enriched with Vitamin A precursors.
  3. 9. A technique used to identify individuals based on unique DNA patterns.
  4. 10. The treatment of diseases by introducing, altering, or removing genes within an individual's cells.
  5. 11. The use of stem cells to repair or replace damaged tissues.
  6. 13. Plants genetically engineered to express desired traits.
  7. 16. Microbial solutions that enhance soil fertility and plant growth.
  8. 17. (HGP) An international project to map and understand all human genes.
  9. 18. Large vessels used to grow microorganisms or cells for biotechnological applications.
  10. 21. Genetically modified crops that express Bacillus thuringiensis toxin for pest resistance.
  11. 23. The process of combining DNA from two different species to create new genetic combinations.
  12. 24. Proteins produced by Bt bacteria that are toxic to insect pests.
  13. 25. The process of creating multiple copies of a specific gene or DNA sequence.
  14. 26. Plastics derived from renewable sources that decompose naturally.
  15. 27. Software and computational techniques used to analyze biological data.
  16. 28. Issues related to the moral implications of biotechnology advancements.
  17. 29. Biologically derived agents used to control pests.
  18. 30. Antibodies produced from a single clone of cells for medical use.
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  1. 2. DNA molecules used to transport foreign genetic material into host cells.
  2. 3. A diagnostic test used to detect specific antigens or antibodies in a sample.
  3. 4. The use of living organisms to clean up environmental pollutants.
  4. 5. Rights (IPR) Legal protections for creations and inventions in biotechnology.
  5. 7. Animals with altered genomes to express foreign genes.
  6. 8. A method to block gene expression by using complementary RNA strands.
  7. 12. Proteins engineered in the lab for medical treatments, such as insulin.
  8. 14. A method to produce large quantities of monoclonal antibodies.
  9. 15. The use of microorganisms for industrial processes like fermentation.
  10. 19. Organisms (GMOs) Organisms whose genetic material has been altered using genetic engineering techniques.
  11. 20. (PCR) A technique to amplify DNA sequences exponentially in vitro.
  12. 22. Renewable energy sources derived from biological materials like plants and microorganisms.