Class 12 Biology Chapter 11 Biotechnology Principles And Processes Quiz 38 (25 MCQs)

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1. What is the process called when the stems of both the tomato and potato plants are joined together?
2. Residents of North Carolina presently burn 5 billion gallons of imported petroleum-based liquid fuel per year. How would the state's economy be affected if North Carolina could produce bio-fuels locally as a replacement?
3. Genetically modified crops can reduce the use of:
4. Which of these entails inserting the gene of one organism into the genome of another organism?
5. A method of breeding that allows only those individual organisms with desired characteristics to produce the next generation(example, Super Cow)
6. How does biotechnology contribute to environmental conservation?
7. Which of the following describes why primers must be added to the thermocycler during a PCR?
8. The term for when all of the genes needed to synthesize a particular protein are located in the same location on a chromosome.
9. Transgenic animals are those that:
10. Example of single cell protein
11. Biotechnology uses a procedure called genetic engineering. Which best describes genetic engineering.
12. What does a Blood Bank Technology Specialist do?
13. Enzymes which remove nucleotides from the ends of the D.N.A. are
14. Which best represents a direct benefit from biotechnology to agriculture during an extended drought period?
15. Scientists have been able to cause some bacteria to produce insulin. In which area of science would these scientists most likely work?
16. What does a gel electrophoresis due for those that are studying DNA?
17. If a pea plant were homozygous recessive for height, how would its alleles be represented
18. Related to microbes
19. The principles of right and wrong
20. What is the primary purpose of using gel electrophoresis in biotechnology?
21. Which best describes a genetic mutation to a sequence of DNA that changes the way the sequence is read?
22. The code that defines the characteristics of a particular organism (DNA).
23. In PCR denaturation of DNA is take place in ..... $^{0}$C temperature
24. What is the significance of beta-carotene in human nutrition?
25. Multiple Choice Questions (1-25)-The thermostable enzyme used in PCR is: