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PCR, molecular cloning, gel electrophoresis, error prone PCR, reverse transcription, Sanger sequencing, illumina sequencing, nanopore sequencing
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PCR stands for
polymerase chain reaction
end product of pcr
millions to billion of specific DNA segment copies
PCR Steps:
denaturization, annealing, extension
PCR: Denaturization
DNA split into 2 strand via heat (hydrogen bonds)
PCR: Annealing
DNA amplified via primer, temp to high → primers don’t bind, temp to low → primers bind wrong, taq polymerase enzyme copies
PCR: Extension
DNA copied
reverse transcription
converting RNA to cDNA
molecular cloning, example → (recombinant plasmid)
insert a gene of interest into an organism (recombinant plasmid)
MC: Step 1
isolate gene of interest and amiply via PCR
vector
container like a plasmid that holds DNA
MC: Step 2 → prepare a vector
prepare empty delivery vehicle (vector), use restriction enzymes to open vector for DNA
MC: Step 3 → Recombination
glue in new gene into vehicle via dna ligase and shut it in via phosphodiester backbone/gibson/golden gate assemblies
MC: step 4 → Transformation
calium chloride neutralizes charges and sudden hea shock allows for plasmids to enter membrane
MC: Step 5 → Selectrion & Screening
only cell that took up plasmid grow on agar plates
gel electrophoresis
separtes DNA based on size and determines types of DNA
DNA sequencing objective
determine order of nucleotides in DNA strand
dna sequencing types
sanger, illumina, nanopore
knockout
permanently destroys gene function
knockdown
temporarily turns down or silence gene expression
complementation
adds a healthy copy of the gene back into a mutant cell to see if the missing trait is restored, proving the og mutation was the cause