Analyzing the structure & function of genes Flashcards

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DNA Cloning

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Cloning a certain gene

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_____________ cut DNA molecules at specific sites

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Restriction enzymes

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Restriction Enzymes(restriction nucleases)

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Cut the DNA strand at a specific nucleotide sequence & prevent the transfer of DNA between strains of bacteria

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____________ seperates DNA fragments that are left after the restriction enzymes cut the DNA strand (can be separted by size)

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Gel electrophoresis

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Once the ________ has been cut the fragments are loaded onto the gel on the negative charges side & when a voltage is applied to the gel the negative charged DNA strand moves towards the positive end of the gel & eventually the DNA fragments are spread out through the gel in groups based on sized (looks like a ladder)

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DNA Strand

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To ________ the certain fragments of DNA its removed from the gel by a scapel

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Isolate

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__________ begins with the production of recombinant DNA

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DNA cloning

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Recombinant DNA

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Is a DNA molecule that contains a combination of nucleotide sequences from other individual DNA molecules (The restriction enzymes cut the two individuals DNA molecules at a certain nucleotide sequences and the DNA ligase join the two different DNA molecules to together to form the recombinant DNA molecules)

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_____________ is the result of the two different DNA fragment joining together by DNA ligase gluing the fragments together

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Recombinant DNA

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Plasmid

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Carry the DNA fragments that are supposed to be cloned (They are circular double-stranded DNA cloning vectors)

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The _________ contains its own replication origin which allows it to replicate in bacterial cells where the certain recombinant fragments will be produced in large amounts

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Plasmid

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The ________ can also be cut open to allow the insertion of other DNA fragments (They are cut open by a restriction enzyme at a single site)

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Plasmid

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A fragment of the ___________ is attached / linked to the plasmids to be copied (Attached by the DNA ligase)

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Recombinant DNA

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14
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A recombinant DNA can be copied inside a __________

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Bacteria Cell

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15
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An entire genome can be represented in a ___________

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DNA Library

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DNA Library

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Collection of cloned DNA fragment in bacteria

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Genomic Library

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A collecction of all the different genes that make the whole genome

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cDNA Library

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Contains the DNA copied from the mRNA

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Complementary DNA (cDNA)

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Is formed by the reverse transcriptase enzymes & the DNA polymerase where it is a complementary starnd to the mRNA

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cDNA is made from _________

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__________ clones are made from fragment of the gene & also contains introns (noncoding DNA strands)

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Genomic DNA

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____________ clones are made from mRNA so they contain extrons that are used to produce proteins

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__________ provides a sensitive way to detect specific nucleotide sequences

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Hybridization

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DNA denturation

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Process where the hydrogen bonds are broken & the DNA strands are seperated from one around (Done by heating DNA strand)

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DNA renaturation (Hybridization)
Process where the the two seperate DNA strands join back together reforming their hydrogen bind base - pairs
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\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ can be used for detecting any nucleotides sequences by using a probe that has complementary base-pairs to the wanted nucleotide sequences (for both DNA & RNA)
Hybridization
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\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ & ________ libraries are used to clone large gene & need bacteria to copy genes
Genomic & cDNA
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Polymerase chain reaction (PCR)
A better way of cloning genes & RNA & copied in test tubes
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\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ uses DNA polymerase & specific DNA primers to make (amplifying ) DNA sequences in a test tubes
PCR
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For ______ to work it needs DNA hybridization to select certain nucleotide sequences & DNA ploymerase to copy that strand
PCR
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The ___________ need a primer to start & the PCR also directs the polymerase to the right nucleotide sequence
DNA polymerase
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\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ occurs in cycles where to start each cylce the two strands of the double - stranded DNA template are seperated & the primer is hybridized & the DNA polymerase then replicate the strand
PCR
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\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ is used for cloning short DNA fragments or RNA which it can result in obtaining either a genomic clone or a cDNA clone of mRNA & doesnt need a library for cloning
PCR
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The ________ dimers direct the cloning process of the certain DNA fragments in a test tube
PCR
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\_\_\_\_\_\_ can be used for diagnostic & forenstic application (can be used to detect infection, track epdiemics, forensic investigation, etc)
PCR
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\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ can be used to detect the presence of a viral genome in a sample of blood
PCR
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\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_ depends on the analysis of DNA chains terminated at every position
Dideoxy sequencing
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Dideoxy Sequencing (Sanger Sequencing)
Uses DNA polymerase along with dideoxyribonucleoside triphosphate
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Dideoxyribonucleotide triphosphate
Are special chain terminating nucleotide & it make partial copies of the DNA fragment to be sequenced & produced a collection of different DNA copies that are terminated at every position in the orginal DNA sequence
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The _________ method of sequencing DNA relies on chain terminating dideoxynucleotide triphosphate (ddNTPs)
Dideoxy
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Automated ___________ relied on a set of four ddNTPs each bearing a uniquely flourescent tag
Dideoxy