“Flavr Savr” is the name of the first genetically modified:
1. food approved for human use
2. salmon fish
3. herbicide-resistant plant
4. bacterium capable of remediation in oil spills

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Genetic engineering of nitrogen fixation is made difficult by the fact that it :
1. is a complex process involving many enzymes
2. is a process that is partly anaerobic
3. involves about 15 genes (the Nif Genes)
4. All of these

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The study of all the proteins encoded by the genome of an organism is called :

1.Proteome2.Proteomics
3.Translation studies4.Genomics

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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

(transgenic)

Column II

(application)

I. Flavr savr

II. Golden rice

III. Sheep

IV. Pig

1. Increased shelf life

2. Vitamin A enriched

3. Xenotransplantation

4. Therapeutic human proteins

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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The first transgenic sheep to produce alpha 1 antitrypsin was :

1.  Rosie 2.  Dolly
3.  Tracy 4.  Andy

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Consider the two statements: 

I:  Retroviruses are useful as vectors in gene therapy.
II:  They can produce useful gene products in significantly greater quantities than a single human cell can.

1. Both I and II are correct and II explains I.
2. Both I and II are correct but II does not explain I.
3. Only I is correct.
4. Both I and II are incorrect.

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The sheep “Dolly” was cloned by using somatic cells from the donor’s:

1.  udder 2.  skin
3.  tongue 4.  ear lobe

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Clearing up oil spills has been possible due to the use of genetically engineered:

1.E.coli2.Agrobacterium
3.Saccharomyces4.Pseudomonas

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Production of transgenic plants is easier than the production of transgenic animals mainly because:

1.  Plant cells can grow in cell culture.
2.  Plant cells have a lower number of potentially lethal genes.
3.  Plant cells are totipotent.
4.  Plants do have cancers.

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In gene knockout technology:

1.  A gene is inserted by nonhomologous recombination.
2.  A mutant gene is replaced by a functional copy.
3.  A functional gene is replaced by a mutant copy.
4.  A functional gene is inserted in addition to the mutant copy.

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