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| modified with genetic material from another species accomplished by inserting DNA with assistance of a virus, plasmid etc. |
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| genetically modified foods |
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| change color or size of a plant |
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| animals designed to contain human tissue that will not be rejected by human body |
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| a way of introducing dna into plant cells dna centered particles that are literally shot through the cell wall. |
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| the harboring of a small number of cells that orginated in a genetically different individuals. |
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| presence of maternal cells in child |
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| maternal cells integrated into the childs heart are attached by fetal immune system, causes heart failure |
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| fetal cells are transferred & take root in mother. may cause diseases in women |
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| autoimmune disease. hardening of skin |
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| autoimmune disease marked by chronic, painful joint inflammation |
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| inventor of DNA fingerprinting in 1985 |
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| first conviction on dna evidence |
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| what type of profiling is used in paternity cases? |
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| Combined DNA Index System (CODIS) |
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| a database founded by the FBI (over 5 million profiles) |
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| who and when was dna manufacture in lab |
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| Israel scientists in August 2009 |
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| polymerase chain reaction |
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| make millions of copies of dna in a short time "molecular photocopying" |
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| what did Kary Mullis win for inventing PCR? |
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| two of each chromosome members of the pair are homologous |
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| a unit passed from parents to offspring |
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| occupies a specific spot on chromosome |
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| different dna forms of genes that produce different expressions of a trait. |
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| who is the father of genetics? |
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| where was gregor mendel born? |
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| how many pea plants did gregor mendel experiment on? |
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| what did gregor mendel's experiments become known as? |
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| mendel's law of segregation |
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| during gamete formation, alleles on homologous chromosomes segregate from each other during meiosis |
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| which type of cross shows mendel's law of independent assortment to be true? |
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| in medullar cavities of adult long bones. largely fat |
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| in spongy bone produces blood cells |
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| carries blood vessels and nerves |
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| causes bone to collapse in height |
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| falls on butt or blow to head. cancer weakens spine |
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| inflammation of the bursa |
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| heavy lifting, repetitive motion |
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| push bodies past reasonable limit |
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| bone formation slows, become thinner & porous, vulnerable to fracture |
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