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Which processes requires DNA replication?
the DNA molecule splits down the middle, or unzips, into two strands. l V each strand serves as a template or model, to produce the new strands. l V two new DNA strands are produced, following the rules of base pairing.
In what organelle would you find an organisms genetic material?
You would find an organism's genetic material in the nucleus of a cell. The nucleus houses the DNA of eukaryotic organisms, which contains the genetic instructions for the organism's development and function.
What are the risks and benefits of the human genome project?
to predict and prevent dieseases to develop new and improved medicines the diagnosis is accurate to improve forensic science to be able to discover the cures to previously gentic uncurable disease
A scientist is trying to find a method to artificially produce a protein that is found in a pigs kidney what would be the first step of this process?
Find all mRNA produced by the kidney
In most biotechnology research laboratories what animal would you find the most of?
In most biotechnology research laboratories, you would find mice as they are commonly used for experimental studies due to their genetic similarities to humans and their compatibility for genetic manipulation.
Where can you find information about genetic engineering?
wikipedia
What are the biological concepts and processes relating to xenotransplantation?
It is a hard application; Easy to find opinions and ethical issues but very hard to find concepts and processes. Xeno- refers to Tissues, so concepts and processes include Tissue typing, Immuno-suppressants, Tissue engineering, and Genetic Modification.
What types of jobs in the engineering & science sector could I get with a degree in biology?
Nowadays, biology is integrated in a lot of engineering and science fields. You can find a job in genetic engineering, space studies, pharmaceutical companies, or as a lecturer if you are into teaching.
On what molecule would you find the code?
The genetic code, which determines the sequence of amino acids in proteins, is found on the molecule called DNA. This code is transcribed into messenger RNA (mRNA) before being translated into proteins.
How Genetic engineering and utilitarianism work?
Genetic engineering uses genetic material harvested from foetal stem cell. These stem cells can be acquired from 'spare' or 'waste' IVF embryos; aborted foetuses; and cloned embryonic material. The ethical debate centres around the sources of stem cells. Utilitarianism would look favourably upon Genetic Engineering, as Somatic therapy can be used to find many cures for various diseases, therefore achieving the greatest good for the majority of people. As this teleological argument focuses on consequence and the greatest good for the greatest number, it could be argued that the decision to fertilise an egg by Genetic engineering in the process of IVF for example is moral, as the happiness of the couple outweighs that of the embryo they are discarding. Embryo experimentation has the potential to find cures to many serious and currently incurable diseases, such as Alzheimer's; Huntingdon's; diabetes; Parkinson's. This potential has led to increased support from the utilitarian approach for its authorisation. As a result of the fact that the foetus is destroyed after 'engineering' at 14 days (before it becomes 'sentient') means Utilitarian arguments are in favour of it.
Where can someone find chemical and engineering news?
You can find chemical and engineering news on the website CEN which stands for Chemical and Engineering News. This website was made specifically for the news of chemicals and engineering and only that.
What is a potential benefit for the environment that stems from genetic engineering?
From the anedotal evidence, potential benefits for the environment of genetic engineering are difficult to find. There have been promises of less chemicals in the form of pesticides being needed for GM crops, but that just has not been shown to be true. Also, "unintentional" cross-breeding of GM varieties with non-GMO varieties, including organically grown crops, has been shown to be occurring.
What is genetic potential on howrse?
You find the genetic potenial under genetic. That is just telling you how good the horse is.
Where online can I find engineering courses?
for example in allengineringschools you can find a schools for study engineering, and choose what kind of engineering you want to study, for example computer science, or something like that.
How is genetic engineering and Genocide related?
Genetic testing and genetic engineering are not related. Genetic testing is looking at the chromosomal constitution of an individual and determining if they have a genetic disorder. Genetic engineering on the other hand, is a much larger avenue and is almost a science in itself. This area of molecular biology deals with inserting foreign genes into organisms in order to increase yield or produce novel products. Genetic testing is useful to test if an unborn fetus has any genetic diseases. It is more of a diagnosis-based field. It can also be used to look at the chromosomes of an affected individual and their relatives to determine the cause and nature of a genetic disorder. Genetic engineering however, has applications like genetically modified foods, recombinant proteins and studying gene expression in a variety of different species.
Where can I find engineering technology jobs?
You can find job opportunities for engineering technology at places online, but it does not seem like there are very many out there. jobs.gecareers.com/go/Engineering-Technology-Jobs/235401/
Where can I find more information on engineering careers?
Engineering covers a broad range of fields. Electrical engineering works with electronics, architectural engineering works with buildings, and chemical engineering works with chemicals.
