Question

3 multiple choice 20 points how can biotechnology improve personalized medicine? by developing treatments tailored to a patients genetic makeup. by eliminating the need for doctors. by making all medicines over - the - counter. by standardizing one treatment for all patients. 4 multiple choice 20 points what ethical concern is often raised about using genetic information in forensics? it might lead to genetic discrimination or privacy violations for individuals involved in investigations. genetic data can allow for investigators to know when a crime is about to be committed. it removes the need for informed consent in investigations. it ensures everyone receives the same legal outcome.

Explanation:

For the first question, personalized medicine aims to tailor treatments to an individual's genetic makeup, which biotechnology can facilitate. For the second question, using genetic information in forensics can lead to issues like genetic discrimination and privacy violations as genetic data is highly personal.

Answer:

1. By developing treatments tailored to a patient's genetic makeup.
2. It might lead to genetic discrimination or privacy violations for individuals involved in investigations.