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use of an organism's biochemical and metabolic pathways for industrial production
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biotechnology
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when DNA is heated from 90 to 95 the two strands ______, where the nucleotides can be identified, replicated or transcribed.
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seperate
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when the DNA is slowly cooling the strands do what? allowing the nucleotides to hydrogen bond
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come together
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this is recognizing the specific sequences of DNA and break phosphodiester bonds(when it finds it, it cuts it)
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restriction endonucleases (RE)
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most REs recognize a ______ sequence that reads the same from 5 to 3 on both strands
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palindrom
5-GAATTC-3 3-CTTAAG-5 |
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the enzymes can be used to ____ DNA at desired sites
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cleave
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this is used in the lab to cut DNA into smaller pieces
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restriction fragments
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restriction fragment of varying lengths are called ___ ___ ____ ____.
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restriction fragment length polymorphisms
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Some REs make a _____ cut leading to blunt ends or cut _____ leading to sticky ends
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straight
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this makes a DNA copy of RNA= cDNA
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reverse transcriptase
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this rejoins phosphate sugar bonds cut by endonuclease (glues together)
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ligase
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seperates DNA fragments based on size, rate of movement dependent on size larger fragments the movement is ____.
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gel electrophoresis
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this other DNA analysis is probes base pair with complementary sequences used to detect specific sequences
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nucleic acid hybridization and probes
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reading the sequence of nucleotides in a stretch of DNA
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DNA sequencing
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way to amplify DNA, make more of
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polymerase chain reaction
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single stranded DNA can unite with other simple stranded DNA or RNA can unite with each other RNA
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hybridization
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used for diagnosing cause of infection and identifying unknown bacterium or virus
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hybridization test
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the intentional removal of genetic material from one organism and combining it with that of a different organism
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recombinant DNA technology
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with recombinant DNA the gene is inserted into a _____(plasmid, virus, cosmids) that will insert the DNA into a ____ ____.
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vector
cloning host |
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these are small well characterized easy to manipulate and can be transferred into appropriate host cells through transformation
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plasmids
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have the natural ability to inject their DNA into bacterial hosts through transduction
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bacteriophages
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pseudomonas syrinage prevents?
bacillus thuringienisis? |
ice crystals
encodes an insecticide |