Exam 30: Genetically Modified Foods
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Exam 30: Genetically Modified Foods20 Questions
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What is a major concern surrounding GMOs that critics cite as an argument against GMOs?
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Current methods used in the generation of GM plants are still in development.The chance of a productive GM plant being generated by biolistic methods is dependent on_______ .
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Why is the cassava plant difficult to engineer without the help of modern biotechnology?
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Predict the phenotype of the following gene construct if it is successfully transfected into plant cells.Promoter- GUS- PFK1
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Bt crops are an insect- resistant GM plant.Bt crops are used mainly because the cry proteins,which confer the insecticidal properties,are shown to _______.
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Describe the difference between genetically modified GM food and foods that are selectively breed for over centuries.
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Describe how genetically modifying plants could provide farmers with a boost in productivity of their crops.
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When GMOs are generated through the transfer of genetic material across species,the GMO is said to be_______ .
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Genetic modification of rice to generate beta- carotene in the endosperm has great potential to alleviate vitamin A deficiency in third- world countries.However,there is still much controversy surrounding its growth. Provide supporting arguments for the planting and consumption of Golden Rice 2.
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GM plants that are in various developmental pipelines include those that are_______ .
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Critics of GM foods often cite the _______ as reason to be skeptical of the safety of GM foods.
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Selection of a successfully transformed plant cell requires several steps including growth in a selective media,checking for the gene of interest,and checking for phenotype.Propose a method of detecting a transfected gene's presence in a developing organism.
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Gene- edited organisms are seeing much less regulatory oversight than transgenic organisms.Why is this the case?
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The use of beta- glucuronidase GUSin the generation of Roundup- Ready soybeans is an example of a _______ .
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Why should GM foods be considered on a case- by- case basis instead of making general statements about all GM foods?
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The use of a positive selection marker in the development of Golden Rice 2 allowed the transgenic plants to grow on_______ ,which is usually unusable by plants.
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The future of GM organisms is encouraging.A project is underway to produce a GM chicken that is incapable of _______.
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GM foods are controversial for many reasons.Which of the following does not represent a controversy between advocates and critics of GM foods?
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Which method would best meet the need in generating GM plants if food crops were threatened by invasive insect species?
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