The world of science has gifted us with so much information over the last few centuries, so that we may understand the world we live in and appreciate it on a higher level. One such innovation we have to thank for is the study of genetics, which allows us to look at our genetic make-up to see how likely we are to suffer from disease years and years in advance of it taking effect. What do you know about genetics in the 21st century?
Cells that are found at the stem of the brain
Cells that can change into any body cell
Cells that can heal the body, and fight infections
Plant cells that can enhance grow
Because embryonic cells are more abundant.
Because adult skin cells cannot be made into stem cells.
Because embryonic cells may carry diseases.
Because the use of adult skin cells could have abnormalities.
Animal livestock
Farming and agriculture
Pharmacology
Teaching
Dolly the sheep
Snuffy the dog
Elsie the cow
Bif the cat
Extending cloning to humans
Spare boy parts can be made for individual people
Saving endangered species
All of the above
Make machines work more efficiently
Make people's lives easier
Get a desired characteristic
None of the above
Pest resistant plants
Cows that produce more milk
A child without a genetically transmitted condition
All of the above
They do not taste good
Long term health risks are unknown
They are more expensive
They have been proven very dangerous
The brain
RNA
DNA
The heart
Stem cell research
Cloning
Genetic engineering
All of the above