Topic 11

Combination of scientific knowledge and moral appreciation used to study the ways in which decisions in medicine touch upon your health, lives, society and environment

• Bioethics

• Biogenetic

• Ethic

• Genetics

What DNA stands for?

• Ribonucleic acid

• Deoxidant Acid

• Deoxyribonucleic Acid

Are the basic information and functional unit of heredity, they are stretches in the DNA that provide instructions to make protein molecules.

• Genes

• ADN

• Chromosomes

• Cells

Most important work of Darwin..

• Evolution Theory

• Beagle Voyage

• Natural selection

• On the Origin of Species

Darwins book talks about evolution by natural selection described as ‘the survival of the fittest’, wich means that...

• More successful organism in terms of surviving and breeding will persist through to the next generation

• Only the stronger physically organisms will survive through to the next generation

• All the organisims no matter thier conditions will survive through all generation

Darwin prove his theory of natural selection by observating birds in the Galapagos Islands, he conclude that generations of birds changed anatomically, allowing them to get food, survive and reproduce.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Which is not a implication of Darwin theory..

• Humans evolve and are related to humans

• Only most adapted species will survive climate change

• Medicines and organs can not be produced from animals

• Development of antibiotics to fight bacteria

Which is not a main areas of genetic research..

• Gene therapy

• Genetic testing

• Reproductive genomics

• Reproductive health

Formulate, scrutinize and justify to answer the question “What actions are morally defensible?, is the aim of?...

• Aim of Bioethics

• Aim of science

• Aim Genetics

• Aim of Biogenetics

DNA is made from different chemicals, except..

• adenine (A)

• guanine (G)

• cytosine (C)

• oxigen (O)