Postmidterm (DNA) Flashcards

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1
Q

___contains a combination of DNAs of
different origins; combining of different DNAs is made possible by the use restriction enzymes and ligase

A

Recombinant DNA molecule

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2
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act as scissors that cut both
strands of the DNA sugar-phosphate backbone;

these enzymes are found primarily in bacteria

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restriction endonucleases

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3
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Enzyme that joins two DNA molecules

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DNA ligase

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4
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recognize specific sequences within the DNA molecule; the recognized sequences are usually 4-6 base pairs (bp) and palindromic.

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Restriction endonucleases

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5
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Two Types of ends found in DNA strands after being cut by restriction
enzymes

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Blunt end

Sticky end

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6
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is when both strands are
of equal length and have no unpaired bases.

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Blunt end

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7
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is when one strand is
longer than the other and has unpaired bases that can form hydrogen bonds with complementary
bases.

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Sticky end

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8
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____are helpful in
cloning because they can be joined by DNA ligase.

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Sticky ends

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9
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are named after the organism from which they are isolated

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Restriction emzymes

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10
Q

catalyzes the formation of covalent bonds between the sugar and
the phosphate of adjacent nucleotides, but it requires that one nucleotide
has a free 5’ phosphate and the adjacent one has a 3’ hydroxyl group

A

Ligase

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When DNA ligase joins two different DNA fragments, the fragments become one DNA molecule, a_____

A

recombinant DNA

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12
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Transfer of the recombinant DNA into the host cell is done using any
suitable DNA delivery method such as ____

A

electroporation

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13
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Known as molecular cloning

A

DNA cloning

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14
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is the set of experimental techniques used to generate
a population of organisms carrying the same molecule
of recombinant DNA.

A

DNA cloning

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15
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T or F

Recombinant DNA molecules are formed in vivo by inserting DNA fragments of interest into vector DNA molecules.

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F- Recombinant DNA molecules are formed in VITRO by inserting DNA fragments of interest into vector DNA molecules.

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16
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DNA molecules that are used as vehicles in
transporting the foreign piece of DNA into the host cell; these vectors can replicate independently in a host cel

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Cloning vectors

17
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These are small, double strands of bacterial DNA that are extrachromosomal; usually multiple copies of plasmids are present in a
bacterial cell

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Plasmid vectors

18
Q

a unit of measurement used to help designate the length of DNA or RNA.

A

Kilobase (kb)

19
Q

One kilobase is equal
to___ bases.

20
Q

The_____ colonies have the gene of interest

A

white bacterial colonies

21
Q

The white bacterial colonies
have the gene of interest (i.e.
they are recombinants) while
the ____ ones do not have the
gene of interest

22
Q

also known as phages, are viruses that infect and
replicate only in bacterial cells. They are ubiquitous in the environment and recognized as the earth’s most abundant biological
agent

A

Bacteriophages

23
Q

In the____ cycle, viruses quickly take over the host cell, make many copies, break the cell, and
infect other cells.

24
Q

In the____ cycle, viruses sneak into the host’s DNA, stay hidden, and wait. Later, they become active, make copies, and
infect other cells

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lysogenic cycle

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These are engineered hybrids of phage DNA and plasmids • It contains cos sites for packaging into phage particles, plasmid replication origin for replication in bacterial hosts and genes for plasmid selection
Cosmid vectors
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typically ___to ___ 45kb can be cloned into cosmid vectors
35 to 45 kb
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The procedure involves the radioactive labeling of the 5′-P ends of double-stranded DNA (dsDNA) with 32P-dATP using polynucleotide kinase.
Maxam- Gillbert
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In maxam-gillbert process, the the DNA is denatured with DiMethyl SulfOxide (DMSO) at 90°C and the resulting ssDNA molecules are segregated via ___
electrophoresis
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method, which was introduced in 1977, is a method based on chain elongation termination, which is used in DNA
Sanger method
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These are useful for eukaryotic molecular studies • It has the following components: o a centromere o a telomere o an autonomously replicating sequence (ARS)
Yeast Artificial Chromosomes (YAC)
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These are synthetic vectors that have been widely used in large genome sequencing projects
Bacterial Artificial Chromosomes (BAC)
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• Recombinant DNA containing the viral DNA and DNA of interest are packaged into viral particles in a the test tube
PhageDNA vectors