9.3 Sequencing DNA Flashcards

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1
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What enzyme does Sanger sequencing use to make new DNA?

A

DNA polymerase

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2
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What are the three requirements of DNA polymerase in order for Sanger sequencing?

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  1. Template strand (a single strand of DNA to copy)
  2. Deoxyribonucleotide triphosphates (dATP, dCTP, dGTP, dTTP)
  3. RNA Primer (short single stranded DNA molecule that is complementary to the template)
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3
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What is a good template for Sanger sequencing?

A

Recombinant plasmid

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4
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What are the steps of Sanger sequencing?

A

WORD DOCUMENT!

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5
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_________ is designed to be complementary to the plasmid sequence adjacent to the unknown insert sequence

A

Plasmid

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6
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the template strand and primer interact through _____________

A

hybridization

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7
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Sanger sequencing generates a series of single-stranded ________________

A

DNA fragments

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8
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DNA fragments include:

A

the primer and nucleotides complementary to the unknown DNA

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9
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What is meant by “the DNA fragments are a nested array”?

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They each differ in length from the proceeding and succeeding fragment by one nucleotide

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10
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Why is it that the incorporation of dideoxynucleotide (ddNTP) terminates DNA synthesis?

A

this is because they lack a 3’-OH

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11
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Nested fragments are separated by size using _____________

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electrophoresis

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12
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Explain this “Nested fragments are separated by size using electrophoresis”

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A special gel can separate DNA fragments that differ in size by only one nucleotide.
Smaller DNA fragments migrate quickly and appear at the bottom of the gel.

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13
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Explain “Each ddNTP is labeled with a different fluorescent dye for detection of the sequence.”

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Each lane displays the sequence obtained from a separate DNA sample and primer.
Each fragment has terminated with a specific ddNTP labelled with a specific fluorescent dye.

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14
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define Hybridization

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The natural tendency of complementary single-stranded molecules of DNA or RNA to base pair and form double helixes.

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15
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“Automated DNA sequencing” What occurs after electrophoresis?

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DNA fragments flow through a detector and the color of the fragment is digitally recorded

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16
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Explain “DNA sequence trace and inferred DNA Computer reads of sequence from automated Sanger sequencing”

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The computer reads of sequence complementary to the template strand
The sequence is read from the left to the right (5’-3’ synthesis from primer)
Ambiguity in the sequence is recorded as “N”.