DNA recombination and technology Flashcards

1
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Restriction enzymes

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endonucleases produced by bacteria
recognize specific 4-to 8-bp short
palindromic sequences(restriction sites)cleave both DNA strands at this site.
It recognizes and cleave foregin DNA
protects DNA from the DNA of foreign organisms by digestion

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2
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PCR-RFLP

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Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism

inherited difference in homologous DNA detected with fragments of different length

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3
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DNA library

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Fragments of an entire genom cloned into vectors

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4
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cDNA library

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Fragments prepared from total DNA of cell or tissue and comprises copies of mRNA

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5
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Polymerase chain reaction (PCR)

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Denaturation, annealing, elongation

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6
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Tools for PCR

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dNTP, primer, Dna polymerase(thermostable), template

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7
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Blotting teqniques

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RNA-nothern
DNA-soutern
protein-western

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8
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STR

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short tandem repeat

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9
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VNTR

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variable number of tandem repeats

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10
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SNP

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single nucleotide polymorphism

Variation in a single nucleotide that occurs at a specific position in a genome

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11
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Viral vectors

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Retroviral vectors
Adenosine deaminase deficiency (ADA)
Severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID)
Adenoviral vectors
Adeno-associated viruses (AAV)
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12
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Non-viral vectors

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Liposome-based

Modified transposons

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13
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Two Enzymes involved in cloning vectors

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  • Restriction Enzymes

- T4 DNA Ligase

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14
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LTR

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Enhancer, promoter, transcription initiation (capping), transcription terminator and polyadenylation signal. Expression directed by the viral LTR signals is carried out entirely by host cell enzymes (RNA pol II, poly A synthetase, guanyl transferase).

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15
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Retionblastoma

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tumosupressor

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16
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ASA-PCR

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4 primers, added to 3´-end closest to mutation

17
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DNA protected from digestion by

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metylation catalyzed by DNA methylase

18
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DNA ligase

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catalyzes formation of phosphodiester bond with ATP as cofactor

19
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Plasmid

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circular DNA
own replication
5000–>400 000 bp
resistant to antibiotics
has ori
covalentely bonded to bacterial chromosom
Naked dna and do not code genes necessary to encase the genetic material for transfer to a new host

20
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Fingerprinting

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based on swquence polymorphism

focuses on differences in lengths of short tandem repeats (STR)

21
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FISH

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fluorescence in situ hybridization, used to map location of specific DNA sequences witin fixed nuvlei

22
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CRISPER

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DNA gene editing regulatory system. Providing resistance to external genes from bacteriophage. It combines with The Cas and nuclease to target and cleave the DNA of invading phage.

Gene deletions
gene editing
modulation of gene transcription

23
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Cosmid

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A plasmid into wich DNA from bacteriophage lambda have been inserted, permits DNA packing in vitro.

24
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vector

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A plasmid or bachteriophage where foreign DNA can be inserted for purpose of cloning

25
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RNA-inducable interferon

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Provide same protection against RNA lige restriction enzymes.

26
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restriction enzymes

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Only present in cells that have enzyme that methylates host DNA–>making it unsuitable substrate for digestion
Site-specific DNA methylases
This enzyme and other exist in pairs

27
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Sticky ends

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usefull for constructing hybrid or chimeric DNA

MAy reconnect with thelselves, no net gain of DNA

28
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Blunt ends

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can be ligated directley,

ligation is not directional

29
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Homopolymer tailing

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A process how Dna anneal with vector. Poly G added to 3´-end of vector and poly d added to 3´endof foreign dna using enzyme terminal transferase.

30
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Direct blunt end ligation

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bacteriophage T4 DNA ligase and can join any pairs of ends

31
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Cohesive ends

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can be added through PCR amplification

32
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Clone

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large population of identical molecules arising from common ancestor
Chimeric or hybrid DNA can be constructed in cloning vectors