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Biotech

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enviroment the conditions that surround someone or something
plant breeder " A process in which microbes are natural “genetic engineers” transfer- ring genetic material between cells."
enzyme a chemical substance in animals and plants that helps to cause natural processes (such as digestion)
rennin an enzyme that coagulates milk and is used in making cheese
fermentation chemical breaking down of a substance (as in the souring of milk or the formation of alcohol from sugar) produced by an enzyme and often accompanied by the formation of a gas
yeast a one-celled fungus that produces alcohol during the process of fermentation
heredity the passing on of genes and genetic traits from parent to offspring
law of segregation a principle in genetics: paired inherited units that control the expression of a character (as height or seed color) separate during germ cell formation so that each sperm or egg receives only one member of each pair
law of independent assortment the members of two or more different pairs of inherited units are passed on to a germ cell independently of each other and the various sperms and eggs unite according to the laws of chance sometimes resulting in new combinations of inherited units and of
cells one of the tiny units that are the basic building blocks of living things
vaccine a preparation of killed, weakened, or fully infectious microbes that is given (as by injection) to produce or increase immunity to a particular disease
antibiotic medicine used to kill off infections caused by other bacteria
artificial insemenation "The deposition of sper- matozoa in the female genitalia by artificial rather than natural means."
embryo transfer "The process of removing an embryo from a superior female and implanting it into an inferior female."
genetic code "The order in which four chemi- cal constituents are arranged in huge molecules of DNA;"
vertical gene transfer " The transfer of genetic information from parents to offspring."
DNA " The transfer of genetic information from parents to offspring."
double helix " Description of the two spiral- shaped strands of phosphoric acid and deoxyribose found within the nucleus of cells.
genetic egineering "The process of removing and/or inserting genetic material in order to change an organism’s trait
horizontal genetic transfer " A process in which microbes are natural “genetic engineers” transfer- ring genetic material between cells."
gene splicing "The process of removing and/or inserting genetic material in order to change an organism’s trait
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