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Ejercicios de la materia de Engineering and Technology de Dual Diploma Program. Unit 7 - Critical Thinking Questions
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1. How is bioengineering different from biology? Bioengineering is based around the study of life around the Earth and using your knowledge in biology to engineer for it. 2. Explain the separation and purification process. Separation is when you take a substance and separate it from another substance. The purification process is when you bring a substance to its base constituents. 3. Why are bioengineers interested in viruses? Bioengineers are interested in viruses because of the potential they sustain through modification, and maybe they can take those qualities and mimic it into a cure for people's sickness. 4. How do viruses reproduce? The virus attaches to a host cell and then implants it with its genetic information. At that point it takes over the cell and reproduces through the cell enzymes, then it releases and breaks out of the host cell. The particles that come from it can also produce new virus particles. 5. Why are viruses so difficult to combat? Viruses are so difficult to fight because they can take over someone's body and reproduce rapidly. There are also not many ways to treat some viruses.
1. How do you think that prokaryotic cells are limited since they do not have a nucleus? How does this make their function different from cells that have a nucleus? I think that they're limited because having no nucleus means that they can not reproduce on their own. It also means that there's no DNA in it, so there are no processes going on. This is different because normal cells with a nucleus can create their own processes and can reproduce on their own. 2. How would a bioengineer use principles of mass and heat transfer to address a problem in human health? A bioengineer would use principles of mass, and heat transfer is crucial when you can contain it. It can be used in hospitals to mend. 3. Why do you think that the use of genetically modified food is controversial? I think this is controversial because people don't know exactly what it is that they are eating at that point. When it's made in a lab it doesn't seem as fresh and doesn't make much sense to the public. It's also deemed unhealthy by many, and there are many more people that feel it has effects on your body that are irreversible. 4. Explain why biomaterials is an important part of bioengineering. This is an important part of engineering because they play a significant role in being able to research and manufacture things that bioengineers would study. 5. Why does biotechnology raise more ethical issues than many other fields in engineering? This is because in order to study many objects and animals on the planet, there are many people that feel or take too much. They feel they're overstepping a boundary by taking too much from our planet, such as beautiful metals and animals.