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1
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Biotechnology

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use of organisms or their components to make or modify products useful to humans

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2
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Traditional Biotechnology

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selective plant breeding and animal breeding and using yeast to create cheese, beer, wine, and bread

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3
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Modern biotechnology

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since the 1970’s
manipulation of DNA in vitro such as transfers of genes and advances fields such as forensics, medicine, agriculture, etc

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4
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5 parts to a structure of DNA

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-large and double-stranded
-strands composed of nucleotides
-nucleotides composed of 3 parts
-nucleotides are joined by covalent phosphodiester bonds
-between the strands is hydrogen bonds of complementary pairs

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5
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3 parts to a nuclotide

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1.)nitrogen base (AGCT)
2.) sugar (deoxyribose)
3.) negatively charged phosphate group

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6
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information encoded in DNA is ____ to RNA

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transcribed

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7
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RNA is _____ into a sequence of amino acids also known as

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translated
proteins

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8
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forensic

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use of scientific methods in a wide array of legal or investigative situations

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9
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Biological samples collected for DNA must include

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nucleated cells

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10
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4 parts to processing and analyzing crime scene DNA

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1.) DNA extraction
2.) polymerase chain reaction (PCR)
3.) Restriction fragment analysis
a. restriction digest
b. gel electrophoresis
4.) interpreting the results

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11
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3 solutions needed in DNA extraction

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isotonic medium
lysis solution
70% ethanol

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12
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What does the lysis solution do

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lyses plasma (cell) membrane and nuclear membrane of each cell by disrupting the bonds of the lipids and proteins that make up the membranes

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13
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DNA is insoluble in

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alcohol

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14
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What does the sports drink do to the charge

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it carriers sodium chloride which is positively charged and is attracted to the negatively charged DNA

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15
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What does PCR do

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a process that rapidly makes identical copies of DNA sequences

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16
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4 ingredients in a PCR

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DNA
(dATP, dCTP, dGTP, dTTP)
Primers
DNA polymerase (taq)

17
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what is a thermal cycler

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an automated system that maintains a series of temperatures for specific periods of time

18
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3 steps of the PCR cycle

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denaturation
annealing of primers
extension of primers

19
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denaturation of DNA

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heat so the strands of DNA separate

20
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Annealing of primers

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cool so the primers can bond to single strand of DNA

21
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extension of primers

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heat to allow polymerase to add dNTP’s to the end of primers

22
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Draw PCR happening

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23
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Restriction fragment analysis

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enables indirect comparison of nucleotide sequences in different DNA samples through the use of restriction enzymes

24
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restriction enzymes

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cut DNA within specific recognition sequences

25
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first procedure of restriction fragment analysis

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a restriction enzyme is added to DNA and it cuts the DNA into fragments

26
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2nd procedure of restriction fragments analysis

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gel electrophoresis separates the fragments based on size

A gel is put in a chamber of salt water which conducts electricity. The samples are loaded into a well on the negatively charged end so the DNA will wiggle through the gel to get to the positive end

27
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The darker the band

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the more fragments are in it

28
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label this diagram of electrophoresis

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29
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Recombinant DNA

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DNA from 2 sources are combined into one molecule

30
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GMO

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an organism that has acquired genes through artificial processes such as recombinant DNA technology

31
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What is ECOR1 and what it’s its function

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a restriction enzyme
cuts DNA with specific recognition sequences/restriction sites

32
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What is the purpose of the ladder

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it’s a known size DNA fragment used as a reference for the size of the unknown DNA fragments