3. Enzymes for NAT Flashcards

1
Q

What is RT-PCR

A

Reverse transcriptase PCR

Where RNA first converted to DNA, then the DNA is amplified

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2
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Enzyme used in transcription-mediated amplification (TMA) and RT-PCR

A

Reverse transcriptase (RT)

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3
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4 components of a simple restriction digest in order of combining

A
  1. Nuclease-free water
  2. RE digest buffer
  3. dsDNA to be cut
  4. Restriction enzyme
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4
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RNA polymerase template requirements

A

dsDNA promoter sequence from which to initiate ssRNA synthesis

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RNA polymerase is ___-directed and has ___ polymerase activity

A

DNA-directed

RNA polymerase activity

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6
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What is star activity

A

RE cuts at sequences similar to, but slightly different than, specific restriction sites

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7
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Taq has __’ to __’ polymerase function and __’ to __’ exonuclease function

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5’-3’ for both polymerase and exonuclease function

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Reverse transcriptase is ___-directed and has ___ polymerase activity

A

RNA-directed

DNA polymerase activity

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