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Bio 101 Practical

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To imrove drug response is the main use in pharmacogenomics
ADR stands for Adverse Drug Reaction
The study of relationships between variants in a large collection of genes and the variable drug effects, positive and negative is called Pharmacogenomics
Jim Till and Ernest McCulloch first published evidence of stem cells
Stem cells are found in all multi cellular organisms
Embryonic and Adult are the two types of Stem Cells.
Term most often used to describe edible crop plants using molecular biological techniques is Genetically Modified Food
Inexpensive, Resistant to disease, and greater shelf are three benefits of Genetically modified foods.
loss in purity and decline in small farms are 2 disadvantages of of genetically modified food.
A mouse was the first animal used in monoclonal antibodies.
Two types of Monclonal Antibodies are naked and conjugated
1984 was the year dna testing was first used
THe case of Richard Buckland was the first case to use DNA fingerprinting
Sir Alec Jeffreys invented DNA fingerprinting.
Two types of BIOmass are Virgin Wood and Food Waste.
An advantage of biomass is it is a renewable resource.
Biomass is used for combustion to make electricity and pyrolysis.
Carbon Dioxide is produced by fermentation
fermenetation in yeast is both aerobic and anaerobic.
Submerged aquatic plants release their oxygen in the form of bubbles.
Light only passes through red solution
Rf= Distance solute traveled/distance solvent traveled.
the Rf value is used to classify pigments.
the purpose of chromatography paper is to show the distance traveled by each solvent
The basic importance of chromatography is to seperate and identify substances in mixtures.
The purpose of the solvent is to carry substances that sperate on paper to be tested.
The nucleus determines the cell's characteristics.
A chromatin is a threadlike network in the nucleus made of DNA and proteins.
interphase, the first stage of the cell cycle, is when the cell grows and carries out its normal functions
during G1 stage the cell grows to its full size and duplicates organelles.
During the S stage the chromosomes duplicate
The replication of DNA results in the two identical sister chromatids attached via a centromere.
in G2 the cell prepares to divide by synthesizing proteins necessary for the process.
Mitotic Stage, second stage of the cell cycle, consists of the divsion of the nucleus and cytokenisis.
Mitosis occurs in the somatic cells.
Meiosis results in the reduction of the chromosome number. It forms gametes.
during Prophase 1 chromatids exchange genetic portions by crossing over.
Apoptosis is programmed cell death.
Plant cells form spindles w/o centrioles
Animal cells form cleavage furrows
Plant Cells form cell plates.
Mitosis splits the nucleus in half
Cytokinesis splits cytoplasm in half.
Spermatogenisis is the continuous and prolific production of mature sperm cells.
Oogenesis is the creation of an ovum.
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