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Human Genome Project

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Create an accurate sequence of the human genome

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Restriction Enzymes

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Recognizes a specific sequence of bases anywhere on the genome
- restriction fragments generated by digestion of DNA

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Restriction Enzyme: Fragment Ends

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Blunt ends - cuts are straight through both DNA strands at line of symmetry
Sticky ends - cuts are displaced equally on either side of the line of symmetry

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Restriction Enzymes: Fragment Lengths

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4-base restriction size - 256 bp
6-base recognition - 4100bp

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Mechanical Forces

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Used to fragment DNA at random locations
Can break phosphodiester bonds

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Gel Electrophoresis

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Distinguishes DNA fragments by size
Movement of charged molecules in an electric field
- Visualize DNA fragments by staining gel with fluroescent dye

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Molecular Cloning

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Purifies specific DNA fragment from other segments and makes identical copies

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Molecular Cloning: Step 1

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Creating recombinant DNA molecules with plasmid vectors:
Plasmid cloning vectors - have origin of replicators, selectable marker, synthetic polylinker
Digestion - of vector with restriction enzymes males complementary sticky ends
DNA ligase - seals the phosphodiester backbones between vector and inserted fragment

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Molecular Cloning: Step 2

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Host cell takes up and amplifies recombinant DNA
Transformation - process by which a cell takes up foreign DNA
only cells with plasmid will grow on media with ampicillin - produce colony on agar

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Genomic Library

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long-lived collection of cellular clones that contain copies of every sequence in the while genome
each colony has different recombinant plasmid - each with a part of the human genome

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DNA Polymerase Requirements:

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Template - single strand of DNA to copy
Deoxyribonucleotide triphosphate - building block for new DNA
Primer - free 3’ end to which DNA polymerase can attach new nucleotides

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Sanger Sequences

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Uses DNA polymerase to make new DNA
Recombinant plasmid is a good template
generates a series of single-stranded DNA fragments

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Automated DNA Sequencing

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Fragments flow past a laser beam and color of terminal base is digitally recorded

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Hierarchical Strategy

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  1. construct BAC genomic library
  2. identify sets of overlapping BAC clones
  3. Shear DNA fro, each BAC separately to make similar clones
  4. sequence DNA
  5. Assemble sequences based on overlap
    Strategy was successful, labor-intensive, inefficient and expensive
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