The year that Rosalind Franklin’s team of researchers took the x-ray image of DNA that Watson and Crick based their double-helix model on

The selectable marker used in the replacement of a normal mouse gene, during the development of gene knockout mice

4 companies controlling more than 50 percent of the worlds seeds market

The condition from which symptoms such as anemia, fatigue, pain episodes, swelling come from

The CRISPR-Cas technology was adapted from these organisms’ naturally occurring genome editing systems

The name of the monk, known as the father of genetics, who experimented on pea plants to study the “invisible factor” that determines the traits of organisms

CRISPR stands for

A relationship between patient and doctors not broken except for extreme circumstances

Laboratory technique used to detect specific DNA sequences in tissue samples or blood.

These two individuals discovered through experimentation with bacteriophage, that the genetic code of an organism is contained in the DNA

Frederick Griffith’s experiments with virulent and non-virulent strains of ______ in mice showed how genetic material from the inactivated virulent strain could be transferred to the live non-virulent strain, causing it to produce virulent offspring.

The gene where a mutation that causes sickle cell disease is found.

A law implemented in Canada in 2017 prohibiting for any person to collect, use, or disclose your genetic test results without your written consent

Cells that line the airway in the lungs will produce an abnormal amount of _______ due to mutation in CFTR gene on chromosome 7

The laboratory strategy for creating a viable embryo from a body cell and an egg cell is known as

Two scientists who used E-Coli grown in solutions of Nitrogen15 and Nitrogen14 to determine that DNA replication is semi-conservative

The result of the fusing of an enucleated black-faced ewe egg and a mammary gland cell of a white-faced ewe together after being placed in a black-faced surrogate mother.

Two companies strict limitations on how much and what crops specific farmers sell through the use of binding contracts to prohibit the saving and resowing of seeds the following year

Process where genetic problems are able to be fixed at its source.

The WTOs guidelines forcing all member nations to protect plant variety in some degree produced this intergovernmental organization

The contribution of Beadle and Tatum’s experiment to the genetic theory involving mutagenized and wild fungal spores.

A white-faced ewe named Dolly
The technique used to prevent an organism’s gene expression

Basic human error and human bias, linking innocent people to crimes, privacy rights, and a surge in racial disparities

Transfer of antibiotic resistance, allegenicty, and toxicity

Fast growing salmon, called AquAdvantage