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| the technology involved in genetic engineering |
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| bacterial enzymes that cut DNA into more manageable pieces |
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| carry isolated gene from one organism to another |
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| common protein used in genetic engineering needed by humans to metabolize sugars |
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| term for inserting a gene to correct or treat a genetic disorder |
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| restriction enzymes produce ends of DNA referred to as |
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| solution that contains harmless version of a virus |
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| produce new plant strains, improve crop yield , toxic to pests, herbicide resistance |
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| name 2 things that hav been done in agriculture due to genetic engineering |
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| allergies from plants, superweeds would be produced |
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| name the 2 main conerns of gnetic engineering |
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| method of supplying plats with water |
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| cleaing of trees without replanting |
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| this can negatively affect aquatic ecosystems |
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| most of the available water is used by what |
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| structure built across a river to control its flow |
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| a continual increase in a pollutant is it goes up the food chain |
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| burning of fossil fuels combning with waters forms |
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| removing soil and trees to get to minerals , etc |
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| type of mining that causes both air and noise pollution |
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| traditional agricultural system on a small field not in rows |
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| process used by indians to clear a field of trees |
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| process used by indians to get many varieties of crops |
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| river system where thousands of tons of soil is lost yearly due to erosion of fields |
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