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Genetic Engineering
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What is Genetic Engineering?
Genetic Engineering – technology of altering the genes of an organism to produce a desired change.
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Types of Genetic Engineering
1. Selective Breeding – when animals with desired characteristics are bred to pass on only desired traits.- Ex: dogs, cats, farm animals, crop plants
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2. Biotechnology – adding to or causing changes in DNA (genes) to affect changes in an organism.
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Process of Biotechnology
a. DNA is spliced (cut) from cells.- This is done by special enzymes
called Restriction Enzymes.
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b. The spliced pieces of DNA are separated by the process of Gel Electrophoresis.- The pieces separate based on size. (Remember chromatography)
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The pieces of DNA are placed on a gel and move towards the positive end.
The smaller pieces of DNA reach the end first.
A photograph of the DNA is then taken.
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3. Recombinant DNA – taking a gene from one organism and putting it into the DNA of another organism.
- combining DNA from different sources.
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Human genes, spliced (cut) by restriction enzymes, are inserted into the DNA of a bacteria.
Bacteria asexually reproduce and make lots of human genes, which code for human proteins.
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Review Picture of Recombinant DNA
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4. Clone – an organism or cell that is genetically identical to its parent.
- commonly results from asexual reproduction and mitosis in single-celled organisms.
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Cloning in Multicellular Organisms?
1997 – Ian Wilmut cloned a sheep named “Dolly”.
1. Took body cell from a sheep udder.2. Fused (mixed) it with an egg cell from a
female sheep in a test tube.3. Fused egg cell embryo.4. Embryo placed into female sheep’s
uterus.
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