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19 Cards in this Set
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a collection of DNA sequences from one source is a
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genetic library
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the clones in the genetic library are a resource for work on
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specific genes
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clones for a specific gene can be recovered from a library by using _______ to screen the library
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Probes
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what is a radioactive-labeled nucleic acid, either DNA or RNA that contain a base sequence complementary to all or part of the gene of interest
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probe
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both _____ and _____ lables are used in a genetic library
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chemical, radioactive
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how does the probe work
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Dna must be denatured into single strands
a prepared single-stranded labeled probe must be mixed with the denatured DNA |
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the probe forms a hybrid via a
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complementary base segment
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if the gene being sought is expressed in certain cells, the mRNA from those cells can be used to make a
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probe
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what is another way to produce a large number of copies of a specific DNA sequence
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PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) technique (1986)
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1st step of PCR:
Denatured DNA is separated into |
strands
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2nd step of PCR:
Annealing primers for DNA replication are added and bind to complementary regions on the _______. These primers are synthesized in lab and are ______ long |
single-stranded DNA's.
20-30 nucleotides |
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3rd Step of PCR:
The enzyme DNA polymerase begins at the primer and synthesizes a DNA strand complementary to the region between the |
primers
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step 3 of PCR is called
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primer extension
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PCR doubles the amount of ______ after each cycle
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genetic material
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After n cyles of PCR, there is a ______ increase in the amount of double-stranded DNA
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2^n
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to be capable of joining together of complementary nucleotides (heating and cooling)
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anneal
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used to link the covalent bonds between the DNA fragments
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enzyme DNA ligase
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Enzyme DNA ligase is used to link the covalent bonds betweenthe DNA fragments. This is a
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recombinant DNA molecule
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transfer DNA from one cell to another
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Transformation
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