Chapter 11 DNA Tech Flashcards

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1
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What is a protein that cuts double piece stranded DNA at a specific base sequence?

A

Restriction Enzymes

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What type of genetic information has been cut with restriction enzymes and DNA from other organisms?

A

Recombinant DNA

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3
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What is an individual with recombinant DNA called?

A

Transgenic Organism

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4
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What determines the nucleotide sequence of DNA fragments?

A

DNA sequencing

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What is DNA Technology?

A

The practical application of the knowledge about DNA

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What is a polymerase chain reaction?

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Amplifies DNA in a test tube using the cell’s replication machinery

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7
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What is DNA Profiling?

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Uses DNA sequencing and PCR to detect genetic differences amount individuals

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8
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What are Stem Cells?

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Cells found in embryos and some adult tissue that give rise to other cell types

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9
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What is cloning?

A

Identical copy of an organism

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10
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What is a Somatic Cell nuclear transfer?

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Type of cloning that combines a nucleus taken from one individual’s body cell with a denucleated egg cell from another individual to produce the first cell of a new organism

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What is a DNA probe?

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A single-strained piece of DNA, labeled with a radioactive isotope tag, used to detect the presence of a known sequence of nucleotides

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What does a DNA probe attach to?

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If placed in the right position, the probe will bind to a complementary DNA sequence locating a target gene

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13
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What is preimplantation genetic diagnosis?

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Uses PCR and DNA probes to detect genetic diseases in embryos that might later be implanted in a woman’s uterus

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14
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What is Genetic Testing?

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Uses PCR and DNA probes to detect genetic diseases in fetuses, newborn, adult, and children (broad testing)

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What is Gene Therapy?

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Employs viruses to insert healthy genes into cell

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16
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What do DNA Technology’s tools apply to?

A

Individual chromosome or entire genome

17
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Transgenic organisms contain DNA from __?

A

Other organisms

18
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What are transgenic organisms important in?

A

Industry, Research, and Agriculture

19
Q

What tools help researchers create recombinant DNA and introduce it to the receipt cell?

A

Restriction enzymes and plasmids

20
Q

What does DNA sequencing reveal?

A

the order of bases

21
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What is the Sanger Method?

A

Modified nucleotides to generate DNA fragments at various lengths

22
Q

What does electrophoresis do?

A

sorts the fragment by size to reveal the DNA sequence

23
Q

What percent of the 3.2 billion base pairs of the human genome encode proteins?

A

1.5%

24
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What does the remaining 98.5% of base pairs of the human genome do?

A

encodes rRNA, tRNA, microRNA, regulatory sequences, pseudogenes, transposable elements and other repeats

25
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Where does PCR replicate genes?

A

In a test tube

26
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First step in PCR?

A

DNA separates into two strands

27
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Second step in PCR?

A

DNA polymerase adds complimentary nucleotides to each strand

28
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Third step in PCR?

A

Repeated cycles of heating and cooling allow for rapid amplification of the target DNA sequence

29
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What do individuals genetically vary in?

A

Single bases and short tandem repeats (STRs)