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DNA cloning
producing many pieces of DNA (copy) for manipulation
-produce human insulin in bacteria
DNA cloning step 1
cut human genome into manageable pieces with restriction enzymes
restriction enzymes
enzyme that recognizes and cuts a specific DNA sequence (palindroms), makes staggered cuts
staggered cuts
leave sticky ends that can stick to DNA cut by the same restriction enzyme
DNA cloning step 2
insert pieces of human genome into bacterial vectors
vectors
plasmid- circular piece of DNA
parts of a vector
1. bacterial promoter
2. bacterial origin
3. selectable marker- allows us to identify which bacteria are carrying the vector- AmpR
4. multiple cloning site- contains lots of RE binding sites, wherer we insert foreign DNA
recombinant DNA
cut genome and vector with same restriction enzymes, put together (matching sticky ends), seal nicks with DNA ligase
DNA cloning step 3
-put recombinant DNA into bacteria by transformation, when bacteria are stressed they take up DNA
-stress by heat or electric shock
-plate bacteria on media (bacteria food) w/ antibiotic to select ones that took up recombinant DNA
library
pieces of entire genome on bacteria
DNA cloning step 4
find insulin gene by DNA hybridization
-transfer bacterial colonies to a filter
-denature DNA (change in heat, salt)
-usea labeled, complementary probe
other techniques
-polymerase chain reaction (PCR)
-reverse transcriptase PCR (RT-PCR)
-agarose gel electrophoresis
-dideoxy DNA sequencing
polymerase chain reaction (PCR)
-makes many copies of a single gene: amplification
-certain requirements
-30 cycles of 3 temps
PCR requirements
1. DNA polymerase
2. template- genomic DNA
3. dNTP's (nucleotides) deoxyribonucleotide triphosphate
4. primers gene specific
30 cycles of 3 temps
1. 95 degrees C- denaturation cycle
2. 45 degree C to 55 degrees C- annealing primers bind your gene
3. 68 egrees C to 70 degrees C- extension phase
RT-PCR
-looks at mRNA -> gene expression
-viral enzyme that copies RNA to DNA
-copy mRNAs into DNAs -> cDNA (complementary DNA)
-amplify cDNA's (copies of mRNA)
cells w/ no drug
lots of RT-PCR
cells w/ drug
no RT-PCR product