Recombinant DNA Technology Flashcards

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what does recombinant DNA technology involve?

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  • transfer of DNA fragments from one organism or species to another
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what is universal as well as the genetic code?

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  • transcription and translation mechanisms
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how can fragments of DNA be produced?

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  • conversion of mRNA to complementary DNA using reverse transcriptase
  • using restriction endonucleases
  • creating a gene in the gene machine
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explain the method of recombinant DNA technology using reverse transcriptase.

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  • mRNA is isolated from cells
  • mRNA is added to free DNA nucleotides and reverse transcriptase
  • reverse transcriptase uses mRNA as a template to synthesis cDNA
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explain the method of recombinant DNA technology using restriction endonuclease.

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  • section of DNA have palidromic sequences of nucleotides(antiparallel base pairs - AGGT and TGGA)
  • restriction endonucleases recognise specific palindromic sequences so cut DNA at these places
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why are there different restriction endonucleases?

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  • different restriction endonucleases cut at different specific recognition sequences, shape of recognition sequence is complementary to the enzyme active site
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what can be left when using restriction endonucleases?

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  • sticky ends
  • unpaired bases at the end of a fragment
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how can sticky ends be used?

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anneal DNA fragments to another DNA fragment that has sticky ends with complementary sequences

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how can gene machines be used?

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where can DNA fragments be amplified?

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  • in vitro cloning
  • in vivo cloning
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