Lab 7 Biotech Flashcards

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Biotechnology

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The use of organisms or their components to make or modify products

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Traditional Biotechnology

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Selective plant and animal breeding and the use of yeast in fermentation to produce cheese bread beer and wine

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Modern biotechnology

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Manipulation of DNA sequences in genes and the transfer of genes between organisms

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4
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Advances in biotechnology in the fields of

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Forensics, medicine, agriculture, pollution control, evolutionary biotech

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5
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DNA is …

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  • A double stranded molecule
  • Composed of NITROGENOUS BASE, DEOXYRIBOSE, and PHOSPHATE BACKBONE (negative charge)
  • nucleotides are held together by covalent bonds
  • hydrogen bonds between nitrogenous bases
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6
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DNA Extraction

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Accomplished by lysing

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7
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Saline Solution

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Isotonic to the solution inside the cheek cell so the cell doesn’t burst and release the cell prior to collection
The Solution carry a positive charge that neutralizes the negotiate charge on the DNA

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Lyses Solution

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Destroys the plasma membrane and nuclear membrane by disrupting the bonds of the lipids and protines

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Alcohol Solution

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DNA is insoluble in alcohol so it precipitates out of Solution into alcohol

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10
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Polymerase Chain Reaction PCR

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Process that rapidly makes identical copies of DNA sequences

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4 ingredients required in PCR

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  • DNA extract
  • Deoxyribonucleotide triphosphates dNTP
  • Primers initiation
  • DNA polymerase (taq) elongates
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12
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3 steps in PCR

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Denaturation
Anneal primers
Extended primers

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13
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Denaturation

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Heat is added to separate strands

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14
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Anneal Primers

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Cool so that primers can bond to a single strands of DNA

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Extended Primers

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Heat to allow DNA polymerase to add dNDPs to the end of the primers

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16
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At what rate is the DNA being made

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Exponentially billions within hours

17
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Restriction fragment analysis

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Enables an indirect comparison of nucleotide sequences in different amplified DNA samples through the use of restriction enzymes which cut DNA within specific recognition sequences/ restriction sites

18
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Restriction fragments

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Resulting lengths of DNA

19
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Steps in restriction fragmentation analysis

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Restriction Digest

Gel electrophoresis

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Restriction digest

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A restriction enzyme is added to the PCR product and the Solution is put in an incubator.
The enzyme cuts DNA Into specific fragment sizes and numbers

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Gel Electrophoresis

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Separate restriction fragments into ordered groups based on size differences

22
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What charge does DNA have

23
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What stain did we use in the lab

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Fast blast

24
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What allowed the DNA to move

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Principles of obtaining DNA
Biological samples are collected DNA is extracted Differences in nucleotide sequences between the samples are determined
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Recombinant DNA
DNA from two different sources is combined into one molecule
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Why is Recombinant DNA engendered
Engineered to facilitate the manufacture of numerous medically and agriculturally important proteins
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GMO or Transgenic organizm
An organism that acquired genes through an artificial process
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Name a type of enzyme
EcoR1
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The principe of gel electrophoresis is based on the negative charge of the ----- and the differences in ----- of the DNA fragments.
DNA , sizes
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----- fragments travel further in the gel
Smaller
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------ fragments don't travel far in the gel
Larger
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Why do they submerged the gel in a salt bath
Conducts electricity
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Restriction enzymes are used in
Paternity testing, recombinant DNA production