Ch. 11 Flashcards

1
Q

domestication changes _____

A

DNA

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2
Q

bacteria can have enzymes that cut foreign DNA, these enzymes cut specific palindrome sequences in DNA. What are they?

A

restriction enzyme

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3
Q

process that produces identical copies of a DNA sequence

A

DNA cloning

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4
Q

cloning copies are often made by _____

A

PCR

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5
Q

______ DNA was discovered in the 1970’s by combining the knowledge of restriction enzymes and plasmids and involves combining DNA sequences

A

recombinant

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6
Q

cut DNA often and leave “sticky ends” or sequence overhangs

A

restriction enzymes

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7
Q

________ overhangs from another DNA molecule allows ______

A

complimentary, recognition

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8
Q

sequence ______ can also be made blunt ended and DNA ligase can join them

A

overhangs

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9
Q

small circular DNA molecules in bacteria often carry antibiotic resistance genes (used for recombinant DNA technology)

A

plasmids

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10
Q

DNA molecules are cut and recombined with _____ DNA sequences, ends are ligated

A

plasmid

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11
Q

recombinant DNA molecule is ______ (introduced into cell) into bacteria and bacteria are grown

A

transformed

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12
Q

_____ isolated from eukaryotic cells are made into _______ DNA

A

mRNAs, complimentary

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13
Q

cDNA is made using _____ _______ from retroviruses

A

reverse transcriptase

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14
Q

cDNAs are _____ into a library and screened

A

cloned

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15
Q

uses heat stable polymerases, short DNA primers, and deoxynucleotides to amplify specific sequences

A

PCR

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16
Q

PCR can be used as long as you have information about the ____ _____

A

target sequence

17
Q

what are the two types of DNA which can be cloned using PCR

A

genomic and cDNA

18
Q

removing the __ _ OH terminates the addition of new nucleotides

A

3’

19
Q

four reactions with a small amount of _________ of one base each produces a _____ pattern when seperated on polyacrylamide gel

A

dideoxynucleotide, ladder

20
Q

complete analysis of all mRNA expression is called

A

transcriptome

21
Q

hybridization of labeled nucleic acids in cells or in tissues, hybridization signal shows where the particular sequence is expressed

A

In situ

22
Q

in situ hybridization can also be used to identify ______ genes on a chromosome callled ______ in situ hybridization (FISH)

A

specific, fluorescent

23
Q

expressing a gene that can be visualized or measured allows ______ of gene expression

A

analysis

24
Q

why would we examine a phenotype of a loss-of-function gene

A

to discover how and where the gene functions

25
Q

forcing _______ of a gene often produces a distinct phenotype that can provide insight into gene function

A

over-expression

26
Q

double standed RNA induces _____ mechanisms for combatting viruses

A

protective

27
Q

______ ______ cells can perform homologous recombination to replace genes with introduced DNA

A

embryonic stem

28
Q

DNA ligase knockout phenotype results in ______ ______

A

premature aging

29
Q

enzyme defective ______ can be used to target DNA sequences and fused with transcription activation or repression domains

A

Cas9