Application of DNA replication Flashcards
What elements are needed for a PCR?
-Buffered solution
-Free dioxyribonucleotides (dNTPS)
-DNA
-Short single stranded DNA primers
-Taq polymerase
What is Taq polymerase
A heat resistant enzyme that polymerizes daughter strands in PCRs
What are the 3 stages of PCR
-Denaturation; unwinding of DNA with high temperatures
-Annealing; DNA primers anneal
-Extension; Taq polymerase extends daughter strands using dNTPs
With each PCR, the amount of DNA ______
doubles
Who developed shotgun sequencing?
Myers and Weber
What are the 3 phases of shotgun sequencing?
1: Random sequencing of DNA fragments
2: Identifying regions of overlap and assembling them
3:Annotating sequences to identify genes
What was the first genome to be sequenced
Haemophilius influenza
How aare modified deoxyribonucleotides used in Sanger sequencing
-Dideoxyribonucleotides are missing an OH- group at the 3’ end
-Prevent DNA polymerase from adding another nucleotide
-Leads to a series of interupted daughter strands
The Sanger method can determine the sequence of _____ _________ fragments
several hundred nucloetide
The shotgun method can determine large portions of chromosomes of ______________
millions of nucleotides
For a doubled stranded DNA helix there are __ reading frames
6
Usually a long stretch without a ________ is a good reading frame
stop codon
_____ make up a small portion of DNA in eukaryotes
exons