Unit 5 (chapter 12) Flashcards

FINALS review

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Human genome project

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journey to know the nucleotide sequence of all the DNA in the human genome + the location/sequence of every gene

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Recombining DNA steps

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  1. gene of interest and plasmid cut by same restriction enzyme and bonded with ligase
  2. recomb. plasmid mix with bacteria
  3. bacteria with gene of interest reproduces
  4. copies of gene / protein product of gene harvested
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plasmid

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small, circular DNA molecules harvested from bacteria that serve as vectors by carrying ANY gene
-hereditary

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4
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restriction enzymes

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recognize specific nucleotide sequences and CUTS them at the restriction site

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5
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humulin (human insulin) steps

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isolate humulin gene -> transfer humulin gene to E.Coli and grown in mass for production

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6
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how is Human growth hormone (HGH) produced artificially?

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gen. modified animal carries gene that produces that hormone

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7
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tPA

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an enzyme that cuts peptide bonds in proteins

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8
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golden rice

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rice that is gen. modified to contain beta-carotene for places insufficient in this

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9
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EPO

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hormone used illegally by athletes to boost RBC production to increase oxygen transport around body —> improve aerobic performance

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10
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steps to make recombinant plasmid

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  1. SAME enzyme cuts two DNA molecules –> sticky ends
  2. Ligase joins frags
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sticky ends

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restriction enzyme cut where fragments are unequal
-it is EASY to rejoin

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12
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blunt ends

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restriction enzyme cut where frags are equal
-NOT as easy to rejoin

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13
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which enzymes produce sticky ends?

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EcoRi, BamHI, Hind3, Hhal

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14
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which enzymes produce blunt ends?

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Sma1, Alu1

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15
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recombinant DNA

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combined fragments of DNA from diff sources

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16
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what does PCR (polymerase chain reaction) do?

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makes billions of copies of a specific segment of DNA very quickly for gel electrophoresis —> DNA fingerprinting

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PCR steps

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  1. denature with heat to separate two strands
  2. primers attach to spec. site
  3. DNA polym. creates new strands with added nucleotides
  4. start process with the 2-double stranded DNA to multiply exponentially
18
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gel electrophoresis

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process to separate DNA according to size ->
placed in gel wells and electric current is applied, DNA is charged - and will move towards + pole
-smallest bands move fastest vice versa

19
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biotechnology

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manipulation of organisms/their components to make useful products

20
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transgenic organism

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organism that has acquired a gene from another organism

21
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plasmid reproduction- transformation

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frag of DNA from environment enters bacteria carrier

22
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plasmid reproduction- transduction

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frag of DNA from enters via phage

23
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plasmid reproduction- conjugation

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donor cell sending copy of DNA to recipient cell via mating bridge

24
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ethical problems regarding DNA tech

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Is tampering with human genes immoral?
Would making gen. changes decrease diversity?
Could genetic tests be used to discriminate?

25
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Charge of DNA

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negative
-and will move towards + side in gel electrophoresis

26
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DNA fingerprinting

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DNA separated by length and charge in gel electrophoresis and compared to determine the identity of a person

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steps of gel electrophoresis

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  1. load buffer in chamber
  2. place agarose gel in chamber
  3. load stained samples in wells
  4. connect chamber to voltage wires and to power source
  5. compare bands under UV light
28
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does therapeutic cloning produce a living organism?

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No, but produces stem cells

29
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toti potent

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potential to become any type of cell in body (stem cells)

30
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embryonic stem cells

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made from blastocysts and are grown in culture to be used to repair damaged tissue
-controversial
-versatile

31
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adult stem cells

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extracted from bone marrow and generates replacements for body cells
-less controversial but less versatile

32
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pluri potent

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can become many diff. cells but not everything

33
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reproductive cloning steps

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  1. get egg cell from animal donor
  2. remove nucleus
  3. add body cells from adult donor to empty cell
  4. grow in culture to form blastocyst
  5. implant embryo in surrogate mother/grow in culture
  6. clone of donor is born/grow specialized cells in dish
34
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gene therapy

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intended to treat diseases by introducing new genes to an afflicted person

35
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gene therapy steps

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  1. normal gene cloned —> inserted into harmless virus
  2. bone marrow from afflicted is taken and infected by virus
  3. virus inserts DNA copy of recomb. gene into stem cells in bone marrow
  4. engineered cells put back into patient
  5. desired gene —> desired protein –> “fix” disorder
36
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CRISPR-Cas-9

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enzymes found in bacteria that acts as a defense mechanism to cut up viral DNA
- we are trying to manipulate it to cut any gene we want with complementary guide RNA

37
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uses of gel electrophoresis

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murder, paternity, rape, etc

38
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DNA ladder

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sample with KNOWN fragment sizes to use as a reference to see how large fragments are alongside it
-500 bp, 1000 bp,1500 bp

39
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genetic engineering

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the direct manipulation for practical purposes using biotech

40
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recombinant DNA

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DNA from two different sources