Crispr Jeopardy Template

Cas-9	Ethical Dilema	V-List	Mystery	Video Review
100 Cas-9 is..... enzymes	100 What is one reason there is an ethical dilemma over CRISPR? Judge's Call	100 Bacteria is a..... prokaryote	100 What is are the two CRISPR components? Cas-9 Guide RNA	100 Can CRISPR miss its target? YES!!
200 Where does Cas-9 come from? Archea bacteria Streptococcous pyogenes	200 What is a designer baby? Judge's Call	200 CRISPR is a ________ system that bacteria use to fight viruses. bacterial	200 Cas-9 enzyme acts similar to a pair of.... scissors	200 CRISPR kinda sounds like an ad for.... fresh vegetables
300 Cas-9 does what? Judge's call	300 What is homologous recombination? a type of genetic recombination in which nucleotide sequences are exchanged between two similar or identical molecules of DNA.	300 What is another name for designer babies? Test tube babies	300 CRISPR was originally described as an immune system found in archea
400 How does cas-9 use the guide RNA to function? Cas-9 uses the guide RNA in order to find its target in the given DNA sequence.	400 What is another reason as to why people are against CRISPR? Judge's Call	400 Name a commonly known mutation Judge's Call	400 What does CRISPR stand for? Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeat	400 What rule are scientists aware of? The "just because you can doesn't mean you should" rule
500 What is one way cas-9 can be modified. Judge's Call	500 Explain how CRISPR can edit the human genome Judge's Call	500 Explain a scene in which a host is affected in a negative way. Judge's call	500 What is a possible social consequence for CRISPR? (own inference) Harsher social climate	500 What species did scientists want to edit? Mosquitos

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