Making BAC Clones and cDNAs Flashcards

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What is subcloning?

A

Moving an insert from one vector to another

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What are the types of vectors?

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Plasmid vectors

Bacterial artificial chromosomes

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What is the purpose of making BAC clones?

A

Clone all DNA from an organism

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How do we make BAC clones?

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  1. Isolate genomic DNA
  2. Shear DNA into large random pieces
  3. Ligate into vectors
  4. Transform
  5. Plate
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What is the result of BAC clones?

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A genomic library

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Why don’t we use restriction enzymes to make BAC clones?

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The DNA fragments would be different lengths

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What is the purpose of making cDNAs?

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Clone all mRNAs from an organism

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What is the procedure to make cDNA?

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  1. Isolate mRNAs
  2. Convert into cDNAs = synthesis of a complementary DNA molecule
  3. Ligate into vectors
  4. Transform
  5. Plate
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What is the result of making cDNAs?

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a cDNA library

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10
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What vector do we use for human mRNA?

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pBluescript because its easiest to work with

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How do we find the BAC clone or cDNA we want?

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DNA is sequenced before being frozen

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12
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What do we use BAC clones for?

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FISH

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13
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What do we use cDNAs for?

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GMOs

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