. If there was a ballot question in NJ asking if you would support funding for Cloning. How would you answer that question? Give reasons for your answer

I would like to know a list of examples on different human diseases that has a genetic basis and can be investigated using model organisms. Thank you!

Cloning is a general term used for whole organisms and DNA sequences. Define what we mean when we say we have a clone.

Using Mendel's law to make a more beneficial animal or crop is an example of ? Biotechnology DNA recombination genetic engineering reproductive cloning polymerase chain reaction

Option 3: It is available, so use it. The planet is changing, and we should use this to help humans evolve. Allow changes. Drawbacks - those who don't have enough money can't afford it. Look through these options and choose one. What are some other pros and cons of genetic modifications?

L I s t e n  t o th e  f o l l o w I n g  podcast and a n s w e r  t h e s e. Q u e s tions :    - What is the Eugenics movement and how was it applied in the US?  - What perspective did Boas offer that challenged the Eugenics view of the world? p le as e don't copy and paste  p le a se answer both

I was wondering if there would be an application for genetically modified ticks? Improvements on the protocols could help with efficiency, but I doubt ticks will ever be released for control methods, due to both males and females taking blood meals and also for each instar. What are some applications or impacts that genetically modified ticks could have?

Scientists look at thousands of mutagenized flies, one at a time, under a microscope. They are looking for flies that don't look like they have developed normally. They find a remarkable fly with an extra thorax and a complete extra set of wings. This is an example of: A crazy waste of time A forward genetic screen A reverse genetic screen

What is Gene translocation? Would a mutation in one of your muscle cells affect your offspring? Why or whynot? What 3 things can individuals do to protect themselves from developing mutations?   PUT YOUR ANSWERS IN BOLD

A gene knock-out can be described as:   Question 2 options:   Introduction of a cloned gene into a living cell in an attempt to cure a disease   A genetic modification that allows control over when and where the gene is deleted   Insertion of a gene into the genome   Transgenic mice   Complete removal of a gene in all cells within an organism