15.2 Recombinant DNA Flashcards

1
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Today’s genetic engineers can _____ _____ ______ _____ _____ __ _____ Which is more efficient than breeders using mutagens

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Transfer of genes from one organism to another

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Polymerase chain reaction (PCR)

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Technique that scientists use to make copies of a gene

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3
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How many steps are there to PCR

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4

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What are the four steps to polymerase chain reaction

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1) at both ends of the DNA of primer is added
2) DNA is heated which separates the strand
3) as DNA cools primers bind to the single strands
4) DNA polymerase copies the regions between the primers

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5
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At what temperature is DNA heated in polymerase chain reaction to separate the DNA strand

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94 to 96 Celsius

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What temperature does DNA cool at in polymers chain reaction to bind The primers to the single strands

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55°C

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7
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Who experiments w/ used recombinant DNA

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Griffith

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8
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Combining DNA fragments

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Genetic engineering that creates custom-made DNA molecules that can be distributed into genes of living cells

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Recombinant DNA

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DNA made of DNA from more than one different organisms

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How is recombinant DNA made

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1) DNA synthesizers create DNA sequences with a gene/genes you want to insert into a cell
2) synthetic DNA can be added to natural pieces of DNA using DNA ligase or other enzyme that splice DNA together to form recombinant DNA

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DNA synthesizers

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Machines that produced DNA sequences several hundred base pairs Long In length

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Plasmid

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Small circular DNA molecules that some bacteria have
Extra DNA that contains accessory genes

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13
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Plasmids are widely used in studying

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Recombinant DNA

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14
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Why are plasmids widely used been studying recombinant DNA

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Because when they are added to recombinant DNA they can replicate the new DNA along with the whole genome AND because they contain a start signal

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15
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Ori

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(origin of replication) Replication start signal found in most plasmids that’s also ensures DNA goes into the bacteria cell

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16
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How is bacteria transformed using recombinant plasmids

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1) Restriction enzyme cuts plasmid and DNA from human cell and is bonded to the plasmid with sticky ends

17
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What was the problem scientists discovered with working with recombinant DNA

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Many of the DNA molecules they tried to enter into her cell simply vanished because they stopped and did not copy or replicate the added DNA

18
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How did scientists Initially fix the problem of recombinant DNA not being replicated with the rest of the genome

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They added another piece of DNA containing a replication start signal

19
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Genetic marker

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A Gene makes it possible to distinguish bacteria that carry the plasmid from those that don’t

20
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Transgenic organism

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DNA that is moved into another organism which creates GMOS

21
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GMOs

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genetically modified organisms

22
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Cisgenic Organism

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DNA from the same species transferred to an organism of the same species

23
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Where is there more controversy about GMOs, with animals or plants?

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animals

24
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Cloning

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creating genetically exact copies of an organism

25
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Plasmids are also found in ________ so they can also be transformed by recombinant DNA

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yeasts

26
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Genetic Markers

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a gene that makes it possible to distinguish bacteria that carry the plasmid from those that don’t

27
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How do you tell normal bacteria cells from bacteria cells with recombinant DNA

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1) The bacteria cell with the recombinant DNA (antibiotic resistance gene) Is put into a petri dish with antibiotic and normal bacteria cells
2) The normal bacteria cells will die because they do not have their antibiotic resistance seen in the bacteria cells but the recombinant DNA will be alive

28
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Example of a Genetic Marker

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gene for antibiotic resistance

29
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The _______ _____ _____ makes it possible to make transgenic organisms

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universal genetic code

30
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How are transgenic organisms created?

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Transgenic organisms are created by inserting recombinant DNA into the host organism OR
by taking up other cells DNA when their cells are broken down (done in a culture) OR
DNA injected into a cell

31
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Clone

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Members of a population of genetically identical cells produced from a single cell

32
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Cloning uses a single_____ from a(n) ______ ______ to grow a new individual that is genetically identical to the organism that I was taken from

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Cell, adult organism

33
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What organisms are is easy to clone

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Bacteria

34
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How does cloning happen

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1) nucleus of an unfertilized egg is removed
2) The egg cells use the daughter cell that contains a nucleus taken from an adult
3) Resulting diploid egg develops into an embryo
4) Embryos implanted in the uterine wall of the foster mother where develops until birth