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Introduction to Biotechnology

Biotechnology Biotechnology helps to meet our basic needs. Food, clothing, shelter, health and safety

Biotechnology Improvements by using science Science helps in production plants, animals and other organisms

Biotechnology Also used in maintaining a good environment that promotes our well being

Biotechnology Using scientific processes to get new organisms or new products from organisms.

Biotechnology Large area Includes many approaches and methods in science and technology

Office of Tech Assessment Definition Any technique that uses living organisms or substances from those organisms to make or modify a product, to improve plants or animals.

Cont. Or to develop microorganisms for specific uses.

Agricultural View All of the applied science based operations in producing food, fiber, shelter, and related products

Agricultural View Milk production New horticultural and ornamental plants Wildlife, aquaculture, natural resources and environmental management

Multidisciplinary Involves many disciplines or branches of learning Includes all areas of Life Sciences

Organismic Biotech Working with complete, intact organisms or their cells Organisms are not genetically changed with artificial means

Organismic Biotech Help the organism live better or be more productive Goal improve organisms and the conditions in which they grow

Organismic Biotech Study and use natural genetic variations Cloning is an example of organismic biotech

Cloning Process of producing a new organism from cells or tissues of existing organism. 1997 cloned sheep Dolly in Edinburgh Scotland

Molecular Biotech Changing the genetic make-up of an organism Altering the structure and parts of cells Complex!

Molecular Biotech Uses genetic engineering, molecular mapping and similar processes

Genetic Engineering Changing the genetic information in a cell Specific trait of one organism may be isolated,cut, and moved into the cell of another organism

Transgenic Results of Gen. Eng. Are said to be transgenic Genetic material in an organism has been altered

Biotech examples Medicine Agriculture Environment Forestry Food and beverage processing

Medicine Some new developments delve into the hereditary material of humans known as gene therapy

Medicine Therapeutant - product used to maintain health or prevent disease Biopharmaceuticals drug or vaccine developed through biotechnology Called designer drugs

Medicine Biopharming production of pharmaceuticals in cultured organisms Combination of the agriculture and pharmaceutical industries

Medicine Certain blood derived products needed in human medicine can be produced in the milk of goats

Environment Any biotechnological process that may promote a good environment Organisms developed during the gulf war to eat oil Organism used in gold mining to eat contaminants

Environmental Problems naturally solved by microorganisms such as bacteria, fungi break down contaminant into a form less harmful or not harmful

Ag and Forestry Plant biotech Animal biotech

Plant biotech Improve plants and the products produced from them Insect and disease resistance Engineered to have desired characteristics

Plant biotech Corn plant produced with high levels of the amino acid Lysine

Animal Biotech Improve animals or the products they produce Animals may be used to produce products that promote human health

Animal Biotech Increase productivity Pigs engineered to produce human hemoglobin

Food and Beverages Use of technology in producing and processing Some biotech principles have been employed for hundreds of years Yeast in baking bread

Food and Bev. Genetically altered crops rbgh milk

Biotechnology Helps meet human needs Food, clothing and shelter Plants and animals are used in manufacturing food, clothing and materials for shelter

Biotechnology Used to make products more useful or desirable Ex: conversion of milk into cheese or yogurt

Efficiency Must keep the cost of improving products as low as possible Biotech results in greater efficiency

Efficiency Inoculating legume seeds with bacteria that allow the plant to pull nitrogen out of the air and put it into the soil Saves the producer the cost of applying N fertilizer

Efficiency Results in trees that grow faster and produce wood that is more desirable

Greater Production Increases yields bst use in cows to produce more milk Higher crop yields from drought, disease & insect resistant crops

Health Promoting Foods Food with unique traits Some contain therapeutants Some designed with nutrient enrichment

Safety Consumers want foods to provide needed nutrients and in some cases, enhanced foods Do not want side effects from those enhanced foods

Easy preparation Flavr-Savr Tomato Reached the market in early 1990 s Engineered to have a longer shelf life

Flavr-Savr No soft spots No rotten spots Tomato resists spoilage

Synthetic biology Creating lifelike characteristics through the use of chemicals Based on creating structures similar to those found in living organisms

Synthetic Biology Need for synthetic cells lead to the development of the vesicle Vesicle tiny rounded structure with cell like traits

Vesicle Tiny structures similar to soap bubbles were created to serve as the cell membrane Visible only with powerful microscope

Vesicle Once the cell membrane has been successfully developed, development of the materials with the cell is initiated.

Synthetic biology Is important because it brings science closer to creating life in the lab Cells and tissues may be developed to treat human injury and disease