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Reproductive cloning in animals is achieved through...
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nuclear transplantation.
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The implantation of a blastocyst into the uterus of a surrogate mother results in...
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reproductive cloning.
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Theraputic cloning is used to produce...
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stem cells.
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Embryonic stem cells are produced from...
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blastocysts.
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Small, circular DNA molecules that replicate are called...
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plasmids.
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Plasmids are a key tool for..
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gene cloning.
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vectors =
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gene carriers
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In DNA recombination, plasmids serve as...
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vectors.
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Bacterium that has taken up a recombinant plasmid forms a...
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clone.
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Cutting tools for making recombinant DNA are called...
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restriction enzymes.
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Restriction enzymes recognize a...
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particular piece of DNA.
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Fragments of DNA cut by restriction enzymes are called...
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restriction fragments.
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Restriction fragments have staggered cuts, and therefore have ... ends.
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sticky
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A DNA "pasting" enzyme is called...
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DNA ligase.
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Reverse transcriptase can synthesize ... by using a strand of... as a template.
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DNA/mRNA
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cDNA
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complimentary DNA
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DNA that results from DNA synthesis is called...
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cDNA
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cDNA cells lack...
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introns.
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Sequences in the genome that vary from person to person are called...
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genetic markers.
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An organism's entire genome is called its...
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genomic library.
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