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Title: Aim: What are some other applications of genetically engineered organisms?


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Aim What are some other applications of
genetically engineered organisms?
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LO SWBAT explain some applications of genetic
engineering DN Describe what a transgenic
organisms is, and identify how transgenic
bacteria have been used to benefit humans. HW
page 330- read and complete research and decide
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What is a Genetically Modified Organism (GMO)?
Is any organism that has acquired one or more
______ by artificial means.
genes
A GMO is said to be
transgenic
This means that the GMO containsDNA from
different species.
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What are the benefits to genetically modified
plants and animals?
  • To make pesticide __________ plants.
  • GM plants can produce natural
  • __________.
  • To increase ________ content.
  • To make food last _______.
  • Getting food to the market _______.

resistant
pesticide
vitamin
longer
faster
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Some Examples of GM Plants
Golden Rice is genetically _________ so it
contains ______ from daffodils to _________
the production of ______________ (an important
precursor of Vitamin A).
modified
genes
increase
beta-carotene
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Scientists have also genetically _________ sweet
corn so it contains _____ from a bacteria that
allow the corn to produce a natural __________.
modified
genes
pesticide
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How do scientists genetically modify plants?
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Example of a GM Animal
These two salmon are the same age, but the GM
salmon grew at about twice the rate.
It is more difficult to genetically modify
animals than plants.
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What are the risks of GMOs?
  • Increase in food
  • ________.
  • The creation of new
  • __________.
  • 3) Reduced ________ content.
  • 4) Create antibiotic __________.

toxicity
allergens
nutritional
resistance
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What is Gene Therapy?
We rely on our genes functioning correctly, so
when a gene is missing or not functioning, a
________ can result.
disease
Gene therapy is a way of putting the _______
gene back into our cells.
correct
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How is it done?
Vector carries the new gene to the cells.
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Will this individual produce offspring with the
normal gene?
No, because the sex cells were not altered.
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Challenges of Gene Therapy
  • The vector itself could cause the individual to
    become _____.
  • 2) The gene has to be delivered to
  • many the right kinds of ______.
  • The gene needs to be inserted in
  • the right part of the cells _______.
  • 4) The gene, once present, needs to be
    __________.

sick
cells
genome
expressed
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