Genetic Engineering and the Future Flashcards

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A method of breaking and joining DNA molecules derived from different source forming the recombinant DNA.

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Genetic engineering

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part of cell’s defense mechanisms against invading foreign genomes

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Restriction Endonuclease and DNA Ligase

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Enzyme that makes possible the insertion of selected piece of DNA

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DNA ligase

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4
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Commonly used vector/vehicles

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Vehicles for cloning

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5
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Commonly used vector/vehicles for molecular cloning:

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a. Plasmids
b. Bacteriophages
c. Agrobacterium tumefaciens

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6
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The cloned DNA is introduced into the host cell

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Functional host cell

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7
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cells that show the characteristics of the introduced gene

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Recipient cells

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The first step in rDNA technology is to isolate the desired DNA in its pure form i.e. free from other
macromolecules.

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Isolation of Genetic Material

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9
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act as molecular scissors that cut DNA at specific locations. These reactions
are called ‘restriction enzyme digestions’.

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Restriction enzymes

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10
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is a method of making multiple copies of a DNA
sequence using the enzyme – DNA polymerase in vitro.

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Polymerase Chain Reaction

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11
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DNA to be amplified

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Template

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12
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small, chemically synthesized oligonucleotides that are complementary to a
region of the DNA

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Primers

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13
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DNA polymerase

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Enzyme

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14
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needed to extend the primers by the enzyme.

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Nucleotides

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15
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The purified DNA and the vector of interest are cut with the same restriction enzyme.

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Ligation of DNA Molecules

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16
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DNA sequencing together with computer software that align DNA pieces facilitated the shift from gene mapping to DNA sequencing.

17
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Data on human genome sequencing is shown in the public.

18
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Sequencing of 99% of the human genome accomplished

19
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The DNA profile of an individual is uniquely his/her in the same manner that one’s fingerprints are unique and part of its identification.

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DNA Fingerprinting

20
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It is claimed that aging may be caused by the buildup mutation of mitochondrial DNA. Scientists in Australia and Japan observed that mitochondrial DNA mutation much faster than
chromosomal DNA.

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Mitochondrial DNA and Aging

21
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A recombinant bovine follicle-stimulating hormone (bFSH) produced by Integrated Genetics, Inc. causes superovulation in cattle.

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Super-ovulation Hormone

22
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DNA sequence of structural gene for rat pancreatic peptide has been determined by
Japanese scientist. Injection of pancreatic peptide into a strain of obese rats reduced feeding and absorption of fats

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Rat Pancreatic Peptide Gene

23
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Carries foreign gene for growth hormone

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Transgenic salmon

24
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To improve the characteristics of livestock and poultry, growth hormones are
transferred to the animals.

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Transgenic Livestock and Poultry

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Genetically Modified for resistance to insect pest, disease & herbicides
Transgenic Plants
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Insertion of bar gene from BLANK or bxn from BLANK into tomato, potato soybean, corn and tobacco provide resistance against BLANK
Streptomyces hygrospicus or Klebsiella against to herbicides
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DNA fragments that can distinguished from one another due to their differences in nucleotide sequences.
DNA markers
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used to leach metals (Cu, uranium) from Fe ore Used to process waste H2S gas produced by petroleum refineries
Iron-oxidizing bacteria
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GE microorganism that can track other GE organisms in the environment
Microbes to track organisms
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Bacteria genetically engineered to glow in the dark
Bacterial biosensors