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G6 Ch3 L3 Modern Genetics

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    Week 17 Mc-Graw Hill Science for ESL students.
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  • What led to the discovery of DNA?
    The discovery of nucleic acid.
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  • What does a DNA molecule look like?
    Double helix: two long spirals connected together, forming a twisted ladder.
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  • What four letters make up the “language of life”? In what way can they be described as a language?
    C, G, A, & T.
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  • What do the four letters in the “language of life” (C, G, A, & T) stand for?
    Cytosine, Guanine, Adenine, Thymine.
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  • “Genetic engineering is an exciting field of science.” Is this statement a fact or an opinion? Do you agree or disagree?
    Opinion.
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  • Discuss two examples of genetic engineering.
    Wow, you really know your stuff! / Sorry, we were looking for...
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  • What is gene splicing?
    Gene splicing is a process that involves joining a DNA segment from one source to a DNA segment from another source using recombinant DNA technology.
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  • Is a clone completely identical in every way to its parent?
    Its DNA is identical, though other variations are to be expected.
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  • How can genetically engineered crops be beneficial to us? How could they be detrimental?
    Wow, you really know your stuff! / Sorry, we were looking for...
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  • What would be the benefits of being able to produce more crops without using more land?
    Increased productivity, lowered food prices, more self-sufficiency, combating world hunger, etc.
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