Lab: Molecular Bio Techniques For ID Of Orgs Flashcards

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How is separation achieved?

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Placing sample into porous media that allow molecules to move based on size

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Gel electrophoresis is a technique that

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Is used to separate molecules; can be used to separate nucleus acids and proteins

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Media used for separation is

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Agarose

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Gel rig produces an electric field which

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Passes through the gel and causes the DNA molecules to move through the gel according the charge and size

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DNA has a net _____ charge, causing it to

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Negative, move towards positive electrode

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Smaller DNA fragments appear

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Near bottom of gel

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DNA ladder

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Composed of DNA fragments that are varying but known size

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Why use dye when loading the sample?

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Allows for visualization and glycerol binds to DNA making it heavier than buffer

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Ethidium bromide (etbr)

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Fluorescent chemical added to agarose gel
Mutagen that disrupts and mutates DNA
Positively charged intercalating agent that sticks to DNA
Fluoresces a pink color

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Where should band be for 16s rRNA?

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1500bp

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PCR is a method used to…

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Amplify a specific region of DNA

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Components needed to amplify a specific region of DNA

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  • reaction buffer to maintain pH
  • oligonucelotide primers with specific sequence that anneal template strand and proved free 3’OH
  • forward and reverse primers
  • Taq polymerase (thermal stable)
  • deoxynucleotide triphosphates (dNTPs)
  • Mg2+ (cofactor for Taq)
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Phases of PCR

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  • 95 DNA denatures –> single-stranded
  • 50-65 allow forward and reverse primers to anneal to the targeted region
  • 72 DNA polymerase binds to free 3’OH
  • synthesis continues until temp increased to 95 or runs out of template
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How many times is the cycle of PCR repeated?

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29 times, results in exponential increase

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What targeted sequence is used for PCR?

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16s rRNA

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What is DNA purification?

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Used to remove all unnecessary components from the PCR reaction except for the PCR product

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The montage system

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  • relies on filtration
  • uses membrane filter to trap DNA
  • centrifuge nucleus acids into tube
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The ExoSAP-IT system

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  • uses enzymatic cleanup of DNA
  • exonuclease I removes residual single-stranded primers
  • shrimp alkaline phosphatase removes remaining dNTPs from reaction
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What are the universal primers?

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F27

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