Material that the gel is made of.
What is agarose? Seaweed is acceptable.
What PCR stands for.
What is Polymerase Chain Reaction?
When living organism are used to remove pollution from soil and water.
What is bio-remediation?
This enzyme, found in bacteria, is used to cut DNA or RNA into small pieces.
What is "restriction enzymes"? "restriction endonucleases" or EcoRI are also correct.
Undifferentiated cells that can mature into many different types of cells.
What are stem cells?
This equipment separates DNA based on this.
What is size (or length)?
The process to separate the strands.
What is denaturing?
Natural processes of microbes in breaking down hydrocarbon materials.
What is biodegradation?
In CRISPR, the enzyme that attaches to the guide RNA so that it can cut the DNA at a specific spot.
Therapy in which the modified gene is injected into a patient's body.
What is in vivo gene therapy?
The direction that the DNA pieces move.
What is from anode to cathode (from negative to positive)?
The process where DNA primers are added to stick to specific parts of the DNA strand
What is annealing?
Insulin can be produced safely and economically using this organism as a bio-reactor.
What are (transgenic) bacteria?
The ways that CRISPR can be used to edit cells.
What are inserting inserting foreign genes, cutting out DNA, replace mutated DNA with non-mutated DNA?
The field that studies sequences of nucleotides in DNA as well as their structure, function, and location.
What is genomics?
Based on evidence of DNA fingerprinting, the police arrested this suspect.

Who is Suspect 2?
The purpose of PCR.
What is "making copies of DNA strands"? "Amplification"
Biotechnology has been used to provide more food for the world by creating these kind of crops.
What is "insect-resistant" "herbicide-resistant" "frost-resistant" or "draught-resistant" crops.
The number of organisms necessary for cloning, and their roles.
What are 3: the donor animal for the nucleus (somatic cell), the egg donor, and the surrogate?
The field of study of proteins in an organism, including its structure, function, and location.
What is proteomics?
The first 6 nucleotide sequence of this DNA fragment.

What is GAC-TGA?
The enzyme used in PCR to make copies of DNA.
What is DNA polymerase? (Specific: Taq)
Considerations for biotech advances to help solve world problems.
What is bioethics? What is human flourishing? What is made in the image of God? What is being a good steward of God's world?
In therapeutic cloning, a differentiated cell is harvested from an adult and then turned into a stem cell to produce this.
What is an induced pluripotent cell?
The Father of Genetics.
Who is Gregor Mendel?