Cloning & Genomic Equivalence Flashcards

1
Q

Describe pluripotent cells

A

form any cell type EXCEPT extra embryonic cells

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2
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What is totipotent

A

zygote

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3
Q

Why is potency restricted

A

gene loss or differential gene activity

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4
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TRUE or FALSE - Genes are lost when cells differentiate

A

FALSE

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5
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What is a factor gene expression can be controlled by

A

cytoplasmic factors

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6
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How can you test nuclear potency

A

nuclear transfer

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7
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Describe a method of nuclear transfer that tests nuclear potency

A

nucleus from blastula injected into enucleated egg, develops into fully patterned animal

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8
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TRUE or FALSE - nuclei of differentiated skin cells can be reprogrammed to become pluripotent

A

TRUE

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9
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What are the two exceptions to nuclei of all cells retaining potential

A

somatic cells in parascarsis, differentiated B lymphocytes

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