12P. Molecular genetics Flashcards

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Types of molecular genetic methods

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1) “Cut and paste” (restriction endonucleases+ligases)
2) Visualize (electrophoresis)
3) Hybridization (e.g FISH)
4) Amplify (PCR)

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Restriction enzymes

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Restriction endonucleases
- Cut DNA at specific (palindromic) sequences
Reverse transcriptase (?)
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Recombinant DNA

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2 molecules - Digestion with endonuclease -> sticky ends -> sealed by DNA ligase -> recombinant DNA

  • Can be used for gene cloning by the help of bacteria
  • Recombinant drugs (e.g vaccines - Ag, hormones etc)
  • Therapeutic purpose
  • Generation of transgenic (overexpressed gene) reasearch organisms
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Usage of recombinant DNA technology: differences between them

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Usage of recombinant DNA technology: genotyping

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RFLP

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Causes (SNP, VNTR, InDel) RFLP

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Detection of RFLP by Southern blot: separation of DNA fragments by gel electrophoresis or by capillary gelelectrophoresis

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Detection of RFLP by Southern blot: non-specific staining of DNA (EtBr).

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RFLP (?): Usage of probes

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Detection of RFLP by PCR

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Significance and applications of real-time PCR

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Multiplex PCR

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Significance and detection of VNTR

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VNTR and trinucleotid diseases

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Significance of polymorphism detection in forensic medicine

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DNA fingerprint

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Foreign DNA (bacterial, viral) detection

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Sequencing in genotyping

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Study of gene expression methods

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1) Northern blot
2) RT (reverse transcriptase)-PCR
3) FISH

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Northern blot

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Study of gene expression - check RNA

- Probe: labelled DNA

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RT (reverse transcriptase)-PCR

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Study of gene expression

- Reproduction of RNA viruses: Reverse transcriptase

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FISH

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Study of gene expression

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Study of genome: Applications, significance of genetic tests.
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Genetic diagnosis for Fragile X syndrome
Southern blot (PCR for screening)
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Gel electrophoresis + capillary (gel) electrophoresis
Gel electrophoresis - Separated according to charge & size (smaller move faster) - Agarose concentration in gel -> pore size Capillary (gel) electrophoresis - Many samples at same time - Main advantage: different gel matrix can be used -> different separation (RNA, DNA, protein) - Can separate very small DNA sequences
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Hybridization
- Hybridization of complementary strands - DNA-DNA - DNA-RNA - RNA-RNA - Example: FISH
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Southern blot method + applications
Check DNA - Electrophoresis -> nitrocellulose filter -> hybridize w/labelled probes (DNA) -> X-ray => Autoradiogram Applications: - Detection Fragile X - Identification of methylation sites