EXPLORING BIOTECHNOLOGY - NC FFA

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EB06.03EB06.04Analyze genes and disease.A. Diagnosing and predictingB. Disease interventionC. Gene mutationD. Dominant and recessive genesDescribe the use of recombinantly produced drugs andpharmacogenomics.A. Description of biotech drugsB. Examples of medical useC. Production stepsD. PharmacogenomicsUnit GIndustrial and Environmental BiotechnologyEB07 Analyze the use of biotechnology applications in industry and the environment.EB07.01EB07.02EB07.03Discuss industrial and environmental biotechnology.A. Biobased energyB. Biobased productsC. BiocatalytsD. BiomaterialsE. BioprocessingF. BioremediationG. BioreportersH. BiosensorsI. CompostingJ. MicrobesAnalyze components of industrial biotechnology.A. Fermentation1. Yeast2. Ethanol3. Stillage4. Bioprocessing factoryB. BiominingC. CompostingEvaluate environmental biotechnology applications.A. BioremediationB. EnzymesC. Biotechnology patentsD. BiosensorsEB6828 Exploring Biotechnology – Content OutlineMay 200410
Unit HBiomedical ResearchEB08 Analyze biomedical research methods.EB08.01EB08.02EB08.03Identify components of biomedical research.A. Basic researchB. Applied researchC. Clinical researchDiscuss biomedical research methods.A. Applied research1. Chemical, mechanical, mathematical and computersimulations2. In vitro tests3. Non-human animal models4. Human studies5. Epidemiological studiesB. Clinical research1. Phase I2. Phase II3. Phase III4. Strengths and limitationsAnalyze the benefits of biomedical research.A. Activities influenced by biomedical researchB. Biomedical research advancesC. Polio (Infantile Paralysis)D. Advances that benefit animalsE. Research for animal healthUnit IBioethicsEB09 Analyze ethical and professional standards in health care and biotechnology.EB09.01Discuss basic rules of ethics and patient rights.A. List at least six basic rules of ethics for health care personnel.1. Put the saving of life and promotion of health above all else2. Keep the patient as comfortable as possible, preserve life3. Respect the patient’s choice to die with dignity4. Treat all patients equally, regardless of race, religion,social or economic status, sex or nationality5. Provide care for ALL individuals to the best of your ability6. Maintain a competent level of skill consistent with yourparticular occupation7. Maintain patient confidentiality8. Refrain from immoral, illegal and unethical practices, andreport any you see9. Show loyalty to patients, coworkers and employers10. Be sincere, honest and caring – respecting the rights anddignity of othersEB6828 Exploring Biotechnology – Content OutlineMay 200411
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