Why Should there NOT be a distinction between applications of biotechnology in plants versus applications of biotechnology in animals?

Which method in biotechnology is used to read and understand an organism's DNA?

Which of the following is an example of genetic engineering? O a) Creating a mouse with a knock-out (deletion) of a disease gene. O b) Creating a strain of yeast that has the human insulin gene added. O c) Both of these are examples of genetic engineering. Od) Neither of these are examples of genetic engineering because they use existing genes.

How is processing food an application of biotechnology?

How is genetic engineering beneficial to plants and animals?

Should genes be patented? Why or why not?

Should cloning be made legal in order to help bring more awareness of the benefits of duplicating stem tissue for research? for example, using it to research uncurable diseases like schizophrenia or spinal cord injuries

Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) are used to create human growth hormone, insulin and clotting factor proteins that are used to treat dwarfism, diabetes and hemophilia respectively. Several crops such as corn and soybean have also been genetically modified in order to facilitate either the management or growth of these crops. Why do you think there is push back or opposition against the use of GM food crops but not in the use of products such as insulin, which is also created using GMOs?

What is metrology? How does metrology relate to Analytical Biotechnology?   Relate the terms error and uncertainty to the concepts of precision and accuracy.   What are the major parameters of instrumental response?

Q1) What is similar between molecular cloning and PCR?Q2) What is different from molecular cloning and PCR? Q3) What ‘horizontal gene transfer’ technique is utilized most often in cloning? (conjugation, transformation or transduction)