The use of transgenic animals, to produce relatively large quantities of rare proteins for use in medicine, is sometimes called:

1.therapeutics2.pharming
3.molecular treatment4.biochemistry

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Recombinant therapeutic [used for treatment] products are available for all the following disorders except:

1.Hemophilia A2.Pituitary dwarfism
3.Diabetes insipidus4.Anemia due to renal failure

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Prior to the production of recombinant human insulin, diabetic patients could use insulin isolated from cattle. Which of the listed items would not be a drawback to this procedure?

1.  Insulin from cattle is slightly different from human insulin, potentially leading to allergic reactions.
2.  Members of some religions consider cattle sacred and thus are unable to use insulin isolated from cattle.
3.  Infectious diseases may be transferred in the isolated insulin.
4.  Despite the relatively stable supply of cattle pancreases from slaughterhouses, insulin isolated from cattle is still relatively expensive and is in, somewhat, limited supply.

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Which of the following is a human recombinant product that has not replaced products harvested from animal or human sources?

1.Humulin2.Erythropoietin
3.FSH4.r HGH [growth hormone]

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Which of the following is a recombinant protein?

1. Beta Galactosidase in E.coli 2. Insulin in humans
3. Somatotropin in humans 4. Interferon in E. coli
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Which of the following genetically modified product is used to dissolve blood clots in patients with coronary artery disease?

1.streptokinase2.urokinase
3.tPA4.heparin

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Deficiency of human growth hormone was initially treated with growth hormone derived from:

1.chemicals2.mutant mice
3.human cadavers4.pigs

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Match each item in Column I with one item in Column II and chose your answer from the codes given below.

Column I

(recombinant product)

Column II

(application)

I. PDGF

II. Interleukines

III. Erythropoeitin

IV tPA

1. Immunomodulation

2. Wound healing

3. Clot buster

4. Stimulation of eryhtropoeisis

Codes:

I II III IV
1. 1 2 3 4
2. 2 1 4 3
3. 2 1 3 4
4. 1 2 4 3

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If one needs to derive a cDNA of human insulin, which cells should be taken up for extraction?

1.  Any cell of the human body as the DNA is the same in all cells
2.  Any nucleated cell of the human body
3.  Beta cells of islets of Langerhans of the human pancreas
4.  WBCs

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A genetically engineered product used in the treatment of anaemia is:

1.erythropoietin2.hemopoietic
3.ferritin4.transferrin

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