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1
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initiation of DNA synthesis by DNA polymerase requires

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a primer of DNA and RNA

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2
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What properties does the mini prep method use

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solubility
negative charge
denaturation/renaturation

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3
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Nitrogenous bases absorb maximally at

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260nm

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4
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Omitting centrifugation after precipitation salts added would result in

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contamination by genomic dna

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5
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Blue white selection refers to

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inactivating the beta galactosidase enzyme

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6
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the lagging strand is the one that is

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looped by the DNA polymerase

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7
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Microarray can be used for

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gene expression profiling
comparative genome screening
allelic variation screening
expression of many genes at one time

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8
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we use cDNA in a microarray because

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it is more stable

we use reverse transcriptase, RNase H and DNA polymerase to make cDNA

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9
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Microarrays measure

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the quantity of mRNA in the form of cDNA

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10
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Transfection is

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the introduction of foreign DNA into eukaryote cells.

could be done by a gene gun, electroporation or modification of membrane channels

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11
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A 2’ hydroxyl group is required for

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rna splicing to occur

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12
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original allele in HR is eliminated by

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DNA repair enzymes

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13
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In a PCR, low MgCl2

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reduced polymerase activity

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14
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Phosphate on:

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ser, thr, tyr

drives assembly of protein into larger complexes

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15
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Acetyl on lys:

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helps activate genes in chromatin by modifying histones

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16
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Ubiquitin on lys:

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a polyubiquitin chain targets a protein for degradation

17
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telomerase most active in

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stem cells and gametes

18
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a transposon is

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a mobile section of chromosomal DNA that is allowed to change position on loci of chromosomes.

They can change in 1, between chromosomes and between cells/species

19
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DOES THE MOLECULE STOP TRANSCRIPTION?

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YES = REPRESSIBLE
NO = INDUCIBLE
20
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DOES THE MOLECULE BINDING TO A PROTEIN STOP OR START TRANSCRIPTION

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STOP = -ve regulation
START = +ve regulation
21
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Heterozygote advantage to a disease which are symptomatic are:

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heterozygous recessive

22
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gene families evolve as

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heteroduplexes as a result of recombinant DNA chromosomes