Lecture 2 Flashcards

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How large or plasmids?

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1000 base pairs

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2
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Do plasmids carry essential genes?

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No

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3
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What do plasmids need in order to conjugate?

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F factor

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4
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Where do anti-biotics come from?

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bacteria

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5
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Describe the assay

DNAse I Footprinting

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6
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Describe the assay

Electrophoretic Mobility Shift Assay (EMSA)

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7
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What do you notice about the sequences which these DNA binding domains recognize?

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8
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Describe the assay

Yeast two-hybrid assay

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9
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What were the two hypotheses for differential gene expression?

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  1. Hypothesis #1: As cells become more restricted in their fate, they delete the genes they don’t need.
  2. Hypothesis #2: Genes aren’t lost during development, but rather each cell becomes more and more restricted in its fate, expressing ultimately a specific subset of genes responsible for defining its specific function
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10
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Differential Gene Expression

Why not synthesize all the genes all the time at a moderate level?

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11
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What are the Principles of gene control?

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