Molecular genetic part 2 Flashcards

1
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WHAT IS ISOLATING GENES ON THE BASIS OF THEWIR POSITION ON A GENETIC MAP

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Positional cloning

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2
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In _________, neighboring genes are used to locate a gene of iinterest

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chromosome walking

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3
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what genetic disease is isolated by positional cloning

A

cystic fibrosis (AUtosomal Recessive disorder)

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4
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mRNA is strongly expressed in what part of the body affected by CF

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Pancreas

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5
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what does the CF gene encode?

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a protein called Cystic Fibrosis Transmembrane Regulator (CFTR)

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6
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How does CFTR function

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as a chloride channel

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7
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who invented the dideoxy sequencing method

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Frederick Sanger

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8
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dideoxy sequencing is based on

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chain terminating substrates

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9
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what IS THE difference between dideoxyribonucleoside triphosphate (ddNTPs) and Deoxyribonucleoside triphosphate (dNTP)

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ddNTP lacks a 3’OH group which causes chain termination and dNTP has a 3’OH group

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10
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Each of the four reaction contains

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  1. single-stranded target DNA
  2. all four dNTP
  3. DNA polymerase
  4. primer
  5. one type of ddNTP
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11
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Examples of next-generation sequencing technologies

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simultaneous determination
illumina sequencing
pyrosequencing
Third genertaion sequencing-Nanopore sequemcing

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12
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which DNA sequence uses DNA to identify individual people with some parts highly variable among individuals

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DNA fingerprinting

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13
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this exhibits a variable number of copies of repeat sequences in different indivuduals

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Microsatellites also called Short Tandem Repeats (STRs)

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14
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STRs are analyzed by

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PCR and gel electrophoresis/ capillary electrophoresis

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15
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hwo can we identify people based on differences in their DNA?

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the patterns of DNA fragements produced by individuals differ

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16
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the products of DNA fingerprinting can be represented by single tall peak which represents

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homozygotes

17
Q

the products of DNA fingerprinting represented by 2 shorter peaks are called

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Heterozygotes

18
Q

FBI uses how many STRs to identify indivioduals

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13 STR loci

19
Q

application of techniques in World Trade Center death

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DNA fingerprinting were used and carried out on mitochondrial DNA with the remains of peope

20
Q

which technique starts with a mutant phenotype and works towards identifying the gene

A

Forward genetics

21
Q

which technique starts with a gene with little or no knowledge of the function

A

reverse genetics

22
Q

examples of moleculr techniques used to increasingly analyze gene function

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forward and reverse geentics
creating random mutation
targeted mutagenesis

23
Q

what is the effect of creating random mutation

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it increases the numbe rof mutants in an experimental population

24
Q

which techniques employs a synthetic oligonucleotide with one or a few mismatch to the target sequence

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site-directed mutagenesis

25
Q

how is an transgeneic organism permanently altered

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by incorporating a piece of foreign DNA into its genome

26
Q

what can be used to introduce DNA into a fertilized egg

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microinjection

27
Q

what is the effect of microinjection

A

some of the offspring will have incroporated the transgene into their genomes

28
Q

in a _______ mouse, a wild-type gene of the mouse is converted to a loss of function

A

knockout mouse

29
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how is a loss of funtion achieved in a mouse

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by inserting a piece of foreign DNA into the gene of interest by homologous recombination

30
Q

how are siRNA produced

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from double stranded RNA by Dicer

31
Q

the production of siRNAs result in

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RNA interference which is the silencing of the gene from which the double-stranded RNA is produced

32
Q

what are poweful inducers of RNAi

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Short hairpin RNAs (shRNAs)

33
Q

can siRNA be produced by cloning DNA sequences corresponding to the siRNAs between 2 strong promoters

A

YESSIR

34
Q

RNAi can be used in the treatment of which disease

A

high cholesterol RNAi

35
Q

which protein is an important component of lipoprotein that circulate in the blood

A

ApoB

36
Q

reducing the levels of ApoB would _______

A

lower blood cholesterol levels

37
Q

which naimals was the transfer of siRNAs for the ApoB protein tested

A

non humna primate (cynomolgus monkey)

38
Q

areas in which biotech has harnessed power of molecular genetics

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pharmaceutical product
specialized bacteria
agricultural products
genetic testing
gene therapy