Lab
Organ Failure
Transplant
Replacement Parts
Diabetes
100
Aequorea Victoria (jellyfish)
Where does the pGLO gene come from?
100
A machine that filters waste from the blood.
What is Hemodialysis?
100
How long you've been on the waiting last, how old you are, and if you've used drugs or drink.
How do you decide between two organ recipients?
100
Recieving and organ or tissue from an animal.
What is Xenotransplant?
100
Pancreas
Where is insulin made?
200
It turns on the pGLO genes, and causes the trait to be expressed.
What does the Arabinose Operon do?
200
Rejection of the new kidney(s).
What is the biggest risk of a Kidney transplant?
200
Type O
Who is the universal blood donor?
200
Liver, heart, kidney, small intestine, pancreas, corneas, skin, bone marrow, bone, heart valves.
What organs and tissues can be donated?
200
Diabetes.
What is the top reason for Kidney failure?
300
This did not glow because it was not introduced to the Arabinose Operon to express protein synthesis.
Why did pGLO LB/amp (+) not glow?
300
Laparoscopic or the normal way.
What are the two ways you can recieve a kidney?
300
HLA (Human Leukocyte Antigens)
Besides blood type what else has to match?
300
Any tissues, bones, heart valves, bone marrow, and corneas.
What can you transplant that doesn't need a blood match?
300
There are many differnt types of insulin now, and it more efficently trearts diabetes then it used to.
How has insulin chacned since it was first used to treat diabetes?
400
The result is that tube 3 is glowing because it has Arabinose and GFP.
What is the result of Lesson 5?
400
No because this means the recipient's body will most likely reject the organ, anf the transplant can't be performed.
Is a positive Crossmatch good?
400
It crossses religious and human-animal boundaries, it also is unsanitary to many people.
What is an etichal issue of Xenotransplants?
500
pGLO LB/Amp (-)
Which plate is the control?
500
Childbirth, blood transfusion and recieving an organ.
What can affect your PRA?
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