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    Deficiency Condition, or ADC for short, this is caused by a gene mutation that restricts the production of pancreatic amylase to break down glucose in the body. As it stands now, their are two main methods to combat the zombie epidemic, recombinant DNA or CRISPR. Recombinant DNA or rDNA for short, is the method of genetically recombining (such as molecular cloning) to bring together genetic material from multiple sources, creating sequences that would not otherwise be found…

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    Sickle Cell Anaemia

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    protein synthesis. During transcription, the DNA unwinds and unzips leaving the base pairs exposed. Helicase is used in this reaction- the enzyme breaks the hydrogen bonds between the complementary bases. Activated RNA nucleotides then bind with the complementary base pairs exposed where A binds with U, G binds with C- the enzyme which catalyses the reaction is RNA Polymerase. The final mRNA strand which is produced is complementary to the original DNA strand. The mRNA is free to leave the…

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    reference). It 's is where genes are cut, deleted or inserted in the DNA which in turn changed the sequence of DNA of an organism or cell Various engineered nucleases can be used to carry out the genome editing, this include TALENs (Transcription activator interspaced nuclease), ZFNs (Zinc-finger nuclease) and CRISPR-Cas9 (Clustered regularly interspaced palindromic repeat), viruses can be used to edit genes it is known as rAAV (recombinant Adeno-Associated Virus). Primarily, research was…

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    To create genetically modified salmon the salmons' DNA is altered using genetic engineering. In the genetically engineered salmon, there are the added growth genes from the Oncorhynchus tshawytscha or more commonly known as the pacific chinook salmon, and the switch-on gene from the Zoarces americanus, or more commonly known as the ocean pout. To input these genes from the pacific chinook salmon and the ocean pout into the salmon, recombinant DNA technology is used. The scientists first…

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    Polymerase Chain Reaction

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    reaction (PCR) Generalities PCR is a method developed in 1985 by Kary Mullis and to obtain, by coupling a heat-resistant DNA polymerase and without cloning, amplification of a fragment of DNA known. Initially, DNA polymerase was isolated from a bacterium thermophilne (resistant to significant increases in temperature), as Thermus aquaticus (Taq polymerase). Currently, we use recombinant enzymes, whose; elaboration is easier and greater efficiency. The general principle of PCR is the in vitro…

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    Monsanto Gmo Effect

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    The United States have nine genetically modified plants: corn, cotton, soy, sugar beets, Hawaiian papaya, canola, zucchini, yellow squash, and alfalfa for animal’s feedings. The plants are modified for new desirable traits and the recombinant DNA is forced into the DNA of other species to make new organisms. During the process to accelerate the rapid growth, the gene (s) can become unknown and the host plant mutation causes collateral damage that induces toxins, allergy reactions or new…

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    Biotechnological applications such as genetic engineering, recombinant DNA technology, tissue culture, protoplast culture etc. has helped to produce improved quality crops. The use of chemical fertilizers can only increase the production but research on genetic level to identify genes can not only improve quality but quantity of crops too. Food crops affected from insects and microbes can be treated using the r-DNA technology. Also there has been development to produce plants in the lab…

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    the animal (nationalgeographic.com 1). Even humans could be cloned. But what will soon be possible is to enhance ourselves through genetic modification. We currently do this with food; GMOs (genetically modified organisms) are created by cloning the DNA of one organism and implanting it into the genes of another. Frost, pest, and herbicide resistant crops are created through this process. The artificial…

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    RECOMBINANT DNA TECHNOLOGY Genetic engineering is the process of modifying organism’s genetic makeup by artificial means by transferring specific traits or genes from one organism to another organism of different species. It involves the addition of new DNA by methods such as gene gun and microinjection, to improve the standard and quality of an organism. Ever since genetic engineering came to the attention of the world as an efficient technique to overcome several health and food related…

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    Alibrio Ficheri Lab Report

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    fischeri) thus aiding in creating a restriction map of the lux operon. It also employs typical molecular techniques important for biologists to understand. In this portion of the lab, the chromosomal DNA (chDNA) will be isolated. Its purity will be measured using spectrophotometric analysis. Lastly, the DNA will be digested and verified via gel electrophoresis. A. fischeri is a gram negative rod shaped marine bacteria that exhibits bioluminescence and is both found free-living or in…

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