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1
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Setup of Single molecule real time (SMRT)?

A

DNA polymerase is fixed to the bottom of a well

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2
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What is done to the well that polymerase is fixed to?

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The small part that has the polymerase is iluminated

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3
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What is the illuminated part of the well called?

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Zero-mode waveguide

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4
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Where are the DNTPs in SMRT?

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Mobile in solution

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5
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What happens when the polymerase gets hold of the DNTP that is next in the nucleotide sequence?

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A flash of light is given off

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6
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Why is a flash of light given off when the DNTP is incorperated into the DNA?

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It is held in the zero-mode waveguide long enough to be excited

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7
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Where on the nucleotide in SMRT is the fluorescent group added?

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The phosphate group of the nucleotide

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8
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What happens to the fluorescent group when the DNTP is incorporated into the polymerase?

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It is released and floats off into solution

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9
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Why does the fluorescent group of the DNTP not constantly give off flashes of light?

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They dont stay in the zero-mode waveguide for long enough

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10
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What does nanopore sequencing rely on?

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Ion channels found in cell membranes

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11
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What are ion channels used for in nanopore sequencing?

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DNA synthesis

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12
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What are the ion channels embedded into in nanopore sequencing?

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an inert membrane

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13
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What is the inert membrane bathed in in nanopore sequencing?

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An electrolyte solution

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14
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What is applied across the membrane in nanopore sequencing?

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Potential difference

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15
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What does applying a potential difference across the membrane do in nanopore sequencing?

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Causes ions to flow through the pore–> steady current is recorded

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16
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What happens to the current if something enters the pore?

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It would reduce as the flow of ions would decrease

17
Q

What is complexed to the DNA?

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Motor enzyme

18
Q

Where does the motor enzyme go?

A

On the pore

19
Q

What do the nucleotides do as they are being added to the double helix?

A

Partially block the pore

20
Q

What does the blockage of the pore do to the current?

A

Causes it to deflect

21
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What is specific about each nucleotides effect on the current?

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Each one will give the same effect every time e.g. A=0.9, G=1.1 etc

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