Cytogenic techniques Flashcards

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Blot method used to detect a specific DNA sequence

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Southern blot

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Blot method used to detect a specific RNA sequence

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Northern blot

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Blot method used to detect a specific protein after electrophoresis

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Western blot

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Method where small amounts of DNA are amplified >1 million times

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PCR

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Fragments used in PCR to select the section of DNA to be copied

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Oligonucleotide primers

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Method in PCR where double stranded DNA is changed into single stranded DNA through heating

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Denaturing

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Cytogenic technique where fluorescent probes attach to similarly sequenced sections of DNA and microscopy is used to detect where the probe has attached

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Fluorescent in situ hybridisation (FISH)

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DNA molecule found in bacteria which can replicate independently from chromosomal DNA

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Plasmid

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Method by which plasmids can be used to replicate desired gene sequences

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DNA fragment isolated and inserted into the genome of a plasmid
Allow the plasmid to replicate
Remove the inserted gene sequences, giving large quantities of the required genes

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Steps in PCR

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Denaturing of double stranded DNA into single stranded using heat
Annealing the DNA using cooling
Extending the primers using DNA polymerase
Cycling to increase the number of copies of DNA

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11
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Best test for diagnosing Huntington’s disease

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PCR

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