M6 Flashcards

1
Q

most common form of DNA testing,
used to determine the biological relations between individuals.

A

DNA paternity tests

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2
Q

Dna fingerprinting

A

(also called DNA typing)

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3
Q

____ can provide positive
identification with great accuracy.

A

DNA fingerprinting

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4
Q

Two single strands of DNA will undergo digestion by
restriction enzymes to be cut into several fragments
->

A

1 cm long or 1 micron short

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5
Q

____ are endonucleases which catalyze the
cleavage of the phosphate bonds within both strands of
DNA.

A

Restriction enzymes

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6
Q

They require ____ (cofactor) for activity and
generate a ___and 3 prime
hydroxyl group at the point of cleavage.

A

Mg2+, 5 prime phosphate

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7
Q

Distinguished feature: They only cut at very
specific sequences of bases called___

A

recognition
sites.

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8
Q

Over ___restriction enzymes have been discovered
and catalogued

A

3,000

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9
Q

Namin enzymes: This is done by using the___
followed by the ____

A

first letter of the genus,first two letters of the species.

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10
Q

Most recognition sites
are ___base pairs in length.

A

4 to 8

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11
Q

It is estimated about 25% of all human genes occur in
multiple alleles which are called____

A

polymorphisms.

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12
Q

constitute a large function of
the mammalian genome and have no known genetic
function

A

Repetition sequences

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13
Q

Variations in the length of fragments between
different individuals.

A

● Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism
(RFLP

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14
Q

Detect a single segment of the repetitive DNA
located at a specific site on a single chromosome
resulting in one or two DNA bands corresponding to
one or both chromosome segments

A

Single-locus probes (SLPs)

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15
Q

e-locus probes (MLPs)
● Detect multiple repetitive DNA segments located on
many chromosomes yielding 20-30 bands

A

Multiple-locus probes (MLPs)

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16
Q
  • a region that is variably composed of 15-70 base
    pairs sequence, typically repeated 50-100 times.
A

Variable number of tandem repeats (VNTR

17
Q

Similar to the VNTR except that the repeated unit
is only 2-4 nucleotides in length.

A

Short tandem repeats (STR)