Flashcards HC8 (H10)

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Functie real-time qPCR (engels)

A

To calculate the amount of specific segment of DNA in a particular sample.

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2
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What does the treshold line in rt-PCR represent?

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It shows where the intensity of fluorescene in PCR reaches a treshold level beyond the background level

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3
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What does a low Ct value mean?

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The sample started out with relatively more DNA

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4
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In the first step of dideoxy sequencing, what is annealed to the single stranded DNA to be sequenced?

A

Labeled oligonucleotide primer

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5
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Where do ddNTP’s differ from dNTP?

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3’ carbon

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6
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What causes the termination of a polymerization reaction during Sanger’s sequencing?

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Incorporation of ddNTP

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7
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During Sanger’s sequencing, ddNTPs are added at a concentration that is…

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lower than dNTP

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8
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During Sanger’s sequencing, gel electrophoresis is used to

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seperate terminated segments by size

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9
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Why is the design of single guided RNA limited to sequences that are next to PAMs?

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Cas9 recognizes PAM sites to create double strand breaks

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10
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What enzyme is introduced into a cell along with a single guided RNA?

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Cas9

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11
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What repair mechanism allows for the generation of precise mutations?

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Homologous recombination

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12
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Four tubes are shown in the dideoxy sequencing reactions. What component is different for these four tubes?

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Each tube has a different ddNTP

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13
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A ddNTP is a chain terminator because it is incorporated opposite a … in the growing DNA chain, but lack a …

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Cytosine
3’-OH

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14
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Which is NOT a function of SDS during SDS-PAGE?

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Denaturation of RNA

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15
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After SDS-PAGE, the gel is placed next to nitrocellulose. Where will the + charge need to be to get the proteins to migrate to the nitrocellulose. Why is nitrocellulose used?

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Next to the nitrocellulose and nitrocellulose is used, because it binds proteins.

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16
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Function GAL gene

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Catabolic or galactose transport

17
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Necessary components of a plasmid vector?

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A gene encoding antibiotic resistence, ori, a cloning site

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