Biotil Def pt 1

Enzyme-linked Immunosorbent Assay (ELISA)

• A method for DNA sequencing.

• A plate-based assay technique used to detect and quantify specific proteins, antibodies, or hormones.

• A technique for measuring blood pressure.

• A type of chromatography used for separating mixtures.

Good Documentation Practices (GDocP)

• Guidelines for accurately recording and maintaining documents, ensuring they are complete, consistent, and easily retrievable.

• A set of rules for creating visually appealing documents.

• Best practices for digital marketing and social media management.

• Standards for conducting scientific research and experiments.

Agarose Gel Electrophoresis

• A method used to separate proteins based on their charge.

• A technique for amplifying DNA sequences.

• A method used to separate DNA or RNA molecules based on their size by applying an electric field to an agarose gel matrix.

• A process for sequencing DNA fragments.

Downstream Processing (DSP)

• The phase that precedes upstream processing in bioprocessing, involving the initial cultivation of microorganisms.

• The phase that follows upstream processing in bioprocessing, involving the purification and recovery of the product.

• The phase in bioprocessing that focuses solely on product distribution and marketing.

• The phase that deals with the waste management and disposal in bioprocessing.

Incubator

• A device used to maintain a controlled environment for the growth and development of microorganisms or cell cultures.

• A machine used for heating food items.

• A container for storing laboratory equipment.

• A tool for measuring temperature in scientific experiments.

Cell Staining

• The process of applying dyes to cells or tissues to enhance contrast under a microscope.

• A technique used to measure the size of cells.

• A method for preserving cells in their natural state.

• A process for removing color from cells.

Food and Drug Administration (FDA)

• A regulatory agency responsible for protecting public health by ensuring the safety, efficacy, and security of drugs, biological products, medical devices, food, and cosmetics.

• An organization that provides financial support for medical research and development.

• A government body that oversees the marketing and sale of pharmaceuticals only.

• A private entity that regulates the advertising of food products.

Cell Culture

• The process of growing cells in a controlled, artificial environment, typically using a nutrient-rich culture medium.

• A method for extracting DNA from cells for genetic analysis.

• A technique used to freeze cells for long-term storage.

• A procedure for isolating specific cell types from a tissue sample.

Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA)

• A U.S. law that provides data privacy and security provisions to safeguard medical information.

• A federal act that regulates the sale of health insurance across state lines.

• A legislation that mandates health insurance coverage for all citizens.

• A program that offers free healthcare services to low-income families.

Aseptic Technique

• A method to sterilize surgical instruments.

• A set of practices used to prevent contamination by pathogens or unwanted microorganisms during procedures.

• A technique for administering anesthesia safely.

• A procedure for cleaning wounds after surgery.