Across
- 3. Is a group of diseases that causes too much sugar in the bloodstream. Can usually be controlled by insulin.
- 4. When humans use natural biological processes to solve a human problem.
- 6. A scientist who studies the processes that allow cells to work.(two words, leave space out)
- 9. Microscopic, single cell organism that can be found in diverse environments. They can be used to make insulin to treat people with diabetes.
- 10. Doctors inject healthy DNA into a person’s cell to replace damaged DNA for specific disorders.
Down
- 1. A branch of science that studies the chemical processes in biological (living) systems.
- 2. A process when humans choose specific traits they want and breed organisms together for those specific traits. (two words, leave space out)
- 5. Part of a chromosome that is inherited from the parent(s) and determine some of an organism’s characteristics.
- 7. Genetic material that holds the unique code for each organism.
- 8. A characteristic belonging to a population or organism. Humans can manipulate traits through artificial selection.