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Recent advancements in biology have created a fast-growing career field where new products are being developed daily for use in forensics , agriculture, medicine, and industrial applications to name a few.  \nAccording to the Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Report ([www.bls.gov/oco/](www.bls.gov/oco/)) the demand for skilled workers in the biological sciences is expected to grow “faster than the average.”  \nWhat are some things I would do/learn Junior Year?  \n•Introduction to the Biotechnology industry  \n•Techniques for extracting DNA from cells (bacterial, human, and plant)  \n•Copy DNA using PCR technique  \n•Transfer DNA into bacteria for expression  \n•Cross-breed different fruit flies to study genetics  \n•Produce, separate, and purify proteins  \n•Analyze a non-disease causing gene in your body to predict a trait  \n•Use forensic biotechnology to analyze a crime scene  \n•Become a member of HOSA (Health Occupation Students of America)  \n•Learn techniques to culture and classify bacterial cells in the laboratory  \n•Use gel electrophoresis to analyze DNA in different ways  \nWhat are some things I would do/learn Senior Year?  \n•Genetically modified foods; the good and the bad  \n•Use molecular techniques to detect genetically modified foods  \n•Test various plants species for their potential use as medicines  \n•Stem cells , cloning , tissue regeneration, and gene therapy  \n•Animal research techniques and guidelines  \n•Laboratory safety regulations  \n•Human anatomy and physiology  \n•Dissections of sheep hearts and brains , blood typing  \nSome examples of projects we do in Biotechnology…  \n•Showcase-similar to a science fair but students work in small groups to compete against Biotech programs from other schools  \n•HOSA competitions (Potential for both State and National level events)  \n•Scientists For the Future (SFF) overnight program at the Cincinnati Zoo’s center for Conservation and Research of Endangered Wildlife (CREW)  \n•Research/Presentation concerning: Biotech related careers, famous scientists in Biotech, genetic disease screening, Bioethics issues  \n•Site Tour of Genentech Inc. in South San Francisco, Ca. (the “Birthplace of Biotechnology”) *Seniors only.  \n•Local lab tours and guest speakers (Children’s Genetics Lab, CompuNet Clinical Labs, WSU, Sinclair, etc…)  \n•Senior Career Portfolio  \nHow will I benefit from taking Biotechnology/Bioscience Tech Prep?  \nUpon completion, students can qualify for:  \n-college credit (earn up to 11 college credit hours) *see below-$3,000 .00 scholarship  \n-advanced standing  \n-valuable college/career direction  \nWhat are the Possible College Credits that can be earned?  \n•Human Biology; BIO-1107 (3 credits) taken with Mr. Cary during senior year in the Biotechnology block. Requires an average passing grade of 70% on 6 tests administered in class throughout the school year.  \n•Introduction to Biotechnology and Bioethics; * BTN-1110 (3 credits) Students automatically receive credit for this course upon successful completion of the Biotechnology program  \n•Laboratory Safety and Regulatory Compliance; * BTN-1120 (2 credits) Students automatically receive credit for this course upon successful completion of the Biotechnology program  \n•Math 1270 (3 credits) completed senior year; entails 2 midterms and a final exam. Students complete several practice tests to prepare.  \n*Completion of two years in the program with a minimum GPA of 2.5 is required for these credits to be awarded on a transcript provided by Sinclair Community College*  \nWhat are some possible career area","cbCaivzNm7tytA6G","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaivzNm7tytA6G","pdf",116433,"English","# Program Overview\n## Why Biotechnology Professionals Are Needed\n## Junior Year Learning Topics\n## Senior Year Learning Topics\n## Example Projects and Activities\n## Benefits of Completing the Program\n## Possible College Credits\n## Career Areas Students Can Pursue\n## Colleges Attended by Former Students\n## Program Scheduling and Course Names\n## How to Apply","[{\"question\":\"What does the program cover during junior year?\",\"answer\":\"Junior year focuses on introductory biotech industry exposure and core laboratory and molecular techniques such as DNA extraction, PCR copying, DNA transfer for expression, protein production and purification, genetics study using fruit flies, and forensic biotech applications. 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