Test 1: Recombinant DNA Tech Flashcards

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1
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Recombinant DNA technology is used to

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study role of protein

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studying role of protien includes (2)

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  1. determining enzymatic activity

2. determining effect of loss of protein/overexpression

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3
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Recombination DNA tech is…

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isolation and manipulation of genetic material

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4
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manipulation now based on

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genotype not phenotype

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5
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For cloning, gene of interest must be identified by… (3) steps.

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  1. Purify protein of interest
  2. sequence AA
  3. search in database
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6
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DNA microarray may be used to determine which genes are expressed in which specialized cells. It uses (protein/DNA/mRNA) that is tagged. It is hybridized with the gene chip, which is ______.

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mRNA; glass containing gnes from cells

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7
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Why is PCR necessary after gene of interest ID?

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lots of DNA req for manip

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PCR requires… (5)

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  1. DNA template
  2. Primers specific to gene of interest
  3. DNA polymerase
  4. Nucleotides
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9
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Primers are…

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ssDNA manifactured to hybridize to gene of interest via complementation

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10
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PCR has 3 steps: which are

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  1. Denaturization to form ssDNA
  2. Hybridization of Primer onto ssDNA
  3. DNA Polymerase synthesize complement from primer.
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11
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One round of PCR produces _ DNA copies. Two rounds _. Three rounds _.

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2, 4, 8.

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12
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Cloning Specific Genes (ID’d already after sequencing AA) has 3 stes which are:

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  1. Purify cell from Cell
  2. Denature and Add specific Primer
  3. PCR
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13
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In cloning specific genes, only specific gene of interest are amplified because of

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primer

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14
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Cloning Specific Genes con is… fix it by… (2)

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Mutagenesis.

  1. Sequence fial product
  2. Use proofreading polymerases
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15
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Cloning Specific Genes with INTRONS: What is the main difference? steps (4)

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mRNA used.

  1. isolate/purify mRNA
  2. Reverse transcriptase to make cNDA that is mRNA-DNA hybrid
  3. Denature as with dsDNA + add primer
  4. PCR on ssDNA
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16
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Cloning Specific Genes with INTRONS: No purification after denaturization of DNA-mRNA hybrid required because

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PCR work only on DNA

17
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Determine Enzymatic Activity of Protein requires lots of proteins for assays. This can be done by…

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Adding plasmid to bacteria

18
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Adding plasmid with specific gene to bacteria to produce lots of protein requires 4 steps.

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  1. Plasmid must have selectible marker
  2. Insert cloned gene between promotor and purification tag
  3. transform plamid into bascteria
  4. bacteria transcribes from primer to get mRNA WITH PURIFICATION TAG
19
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What is Selectable Marker? Why?

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~drug resistance to make sure what bacteria has integrated plasmid

20
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What is Purification tag? How does it work?

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Help purify protein after gene of interest is transcribed and translated. It often binds to beads after the bacteria has been lysated. The flow-through is unwanted products while the purified protein stay binded to the beads.

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What are 3 Purification tags? What does it bind to?

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  1. Histidine 6 - Binds to Ni2+
  2. Glutathione S Transferase (GST) - To glutathine
  3. Haemaglutinin (HA) - To antibodies
22
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Purification tags usually does not interfere with AA folding. If not, it must be…

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removed with protease

23
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After getting purified protein, you can

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Use cloned gene to delte gene from organism (knock-out) and Make transgenic Animal

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Making transgenic knock-out animal: 5 steps

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  1. Introduce mut plasmid to ES culture (br fur)
  2. Select for cells with integrated genome
  3. Inject mut ES into embryo (wh fur)
  4. Chimera pups with mottled fur tested for mut gene, and hope for mut cells in germ line
  5. Chimera x white fur bred. If mut germ cell, pups will have brown fur (dominant)
25
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Making Transgenic knock-out Animal: Brown fur != success because…

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HETEROZYGOUS: Only 1 copy of mut gene replaced with mut gene.

26
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Breed homozygous mut rats by…

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Mating homozygous mice ith homozygous mice for 25% chance of DD (not DW or WW). Then PCR. (mut wil have smaller gene)

27
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What is a Genetic Construct?

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Piece of DNA that can be put into cell/animal to allow for experiments. Contains promotor, GFP, and Gene of Interest

28
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GFP tags 3 things, which are.

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  1. Gene of interest- which specialized cell expresses this?
  2. Proteins - where in cell expresses this?
  3. Promotor - which organ expresses tis?
29
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Labeling specific cell type with GFP is useful because

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studying gene x to determine which differentiated muscles it is involved in.

30
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You made a KO mouse but dont see muc of a difference. Labeling specific cell type with GFP helps because…

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more thorough analysis of muscle as group to compare with WT and mut mice

31
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Labeling specific cell type with GFP requires a structure of…

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specific promotor next to GFP next to gene of interest. Made into trnasgenic animal to see if expressed in muscle cells.

32
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GFP with protein steps (3)

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  1. P-GFP -R (drug resistance) plasmid. PCR
  2. to make gene of interest by adding gene between P and GFP. Transform, transcribe, translate
  3. GFP tagged protein can be visible under microscope.
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GFP with promotor steps (3)

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  1. Promotor – code region – stop
  2. Use PCR to clone a copy of promotor of gene of interest, and add it in front of GFP and R.
  3. CLone promotor cut paste in front of GFP, transgenci animal, GFP expressed were gene of intrest is normally expressed.