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vectors
used to transfer the desired genes into a foreign cell
plasmids
small, circular rings of double stranded DNA..found in bacteria, archea and eukaryotic yeast and fungi
repication
plasmids have the ability to self replicate
inserting desired gene
plasmid is cut open and restriction endonuclease that was used to isolate gene forms complementary sticky ends to the desired gene fragment
DNA ligase
forms phosphodiester bonds between the sugarphosphate backbone of the DNA fragment and the plasmid
recombinant plasmid
closed circle of double stranded DNA containing the desired gene
benefits of plasmids
have one or more marker genes allowing for recombinant plasmids to be identified
transformation
process of transferring plasmids into host cells
transformation bathing
bath the plasmids and bacteria in an ince-cold calcium chloride solution and then briefly incubate at degrees celsius…makes the membrane permeable
electroporation
bacteria is given a small electric shock making the membranes very porous…used to get DNA fragments into eukaryotic cells