Vectors II Flashcards
What are fusion proteins?
fused genes for 2 proteins
What are the uses of fusion proteins? Describe
Identification
- antibody binding
- fluorescent
In quantification
-surrogate proteins
In purifications
-tag proteins bind to a particular substance
List some examples fro
hexahistidine - high affinity to Ni chitin Arg-tag S-tag MBP CBP Amylose
What are the 3 types of plant vectors?
based on natural occuring plasmids from Agrobacterium - Ti, Ri
direct gene transfer - various plamid
plant viruses - caulimo, gemini
What happens in an A. tumefacians infection?
Ti-plasmid > T dna integrated into plant dna > tumors >. synthesize opines
Show how Ti-Plasmid is used in plant cloning
ss
Why phage vectors are better over plasmids? drawbacks?
plasmids have to transport. cant do big pieces but phages inject and propagate. infection is efficient than transformation
more complex
depend on bacteria
Virus structure types?
head with tail - lambda
filamentous - M13
Viral life cycle types?
lytic
lysogenic
main steps of pattern of viral infection?
infection
replication
phage formation
lambda phage properties? role of cos sites?
package
rolling circle replication
Show how dna is packaged inside lambda phage
cos- concatamer
Show how dna is replicated in lambda phage
dna injected
concatamer formation
head proteins + endonuclease A expressed
cuts dna @ cos
package into capsids
What is the drawback of lambda phage as a vector? How is it minimized?
capsid – physical constraint on amount of DNA
by remove unnecessary parts and make designer vectors
Draw & give exampls for insert. & subs. vectors
Lgt10
Charon 16A
Embl3
Embl4