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Chapter 6 Online quizzes
Solving Tomorrow’s Problems with Natural Products
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Which Nobel Prize winning scientist provided a widely accepted, useful definition of natural products?
Friedrich Wohler
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Albrecht Kossel
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Károly Ereky
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Alexander Fleming
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The chemotherapeutic drug Paclitaxel (trade name Taxol) was first discovered from which organism?
Saccharomyces cerevisiae
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Streptomyces coelicolor
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Noni fruit
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Pacific Yew
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The protocol that incentivises conservation and sustainable use of genetic resources is named after which Japanese city?
Tokyo
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Nagoya
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Kyoto
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Nagasaki
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Which of the following compounds is an example of a secondary metabolite?
Glycogen
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ATP
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Colchicine
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Glycine
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Biotechnological methods that use bacteria to clean up sites that have been contaminated by industrial or manmade waste are termed:
Bioleaching
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Biofortification
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Biopiracy
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Bioremediation
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Molecular biological methods used in gene cloning usually lead to:
Increase of the amount of DNA in the genome of an organism, but with no impact on its biology.
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Addition (or removal) of DNA fragments in a genome that change the phenotype of the organism that is manipulated.
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Decrease of the amount of DNA in the genome of an organism, but with no impact on its biology.
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Changes to the phenotype of any organism without altering its genome.
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Which organism was first used to produce large quantities of the human hormone insulin?
Escherichia coli
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Streptomyces coelicolor
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Staphylococcus aureus
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Arabidopsis thaliana
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Which description provides the best definition for the natural products known as anthocyanins?
Fat-soluble by-product from microbes produced during fermentation of foodstuffs
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Water-soluble, normally found in the leaves, flowers, and fruit of plants
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Fat-soluble, normally found in green leafy and orange/yellow vegetables and fruits
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Water-soluble, found mainly in meats that are used for foods
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Which of the following anti-oxidants is found at increased levels in Beneforté broccoli, a form of "super broccoli" that has recently been developed?
Ascorbic acid
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Anthocyanin
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Glucoraphanin
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Beta-carotene
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Which description provides the best definition for antibiotic resistance?
Disease-causing microorganisms are no longer affected by drugs used to treat them
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Human cells become sensitive to drugs used to treat infectious diseases
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Human cells become resistant to drugs used to treat infectious diseases
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Human cells develop resistance to disease-causing microbes
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