quizmass #3 - gels, transformation, and chromatography

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mobile

the sample and buffer are part of the ___ phase in chromatography

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stationary

the resin is party of the ___ phase in chromatography

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SEC

The type of chromatography used to separate molecules by Daltons is ___ chromatography

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largest

what size protein is the first to exit in SEC?

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cation exchange

The type of chromatography used to filter out positively chargers proteins is ____ ____ chromatography

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negative

With a negative resin the ___ protein is the first to exit

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hydrophobic

The type of chromatography used to filter out non-polar proteins is ___ chromatography

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affinity

The type of chromatography used to filter out proteins by conformation is ___ chromatography

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antibodies

Capture ___ are attached to the resin to recognize molecules of interest in affinity chromatography.

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gel electrophoresis

A horizontal method used to evaluate DNA fragments is called ______

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current

Gel electrophoresis uses ___ to push the molecules

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agarose

Gels are made of ___

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smaller

The higher %s of gels filter out ___ fragments.

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electrolyte buffer

An ___ ___ is added to the reservoir to conduct electricity and maintain pH.

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positive, anode

DNA molecules move toward the ___ pole called the ___.

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smaller

___ molecules travel the farthest in gel electrophoresis.

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PAGE

A vertical system of gel filtration is called ___

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small, proteins

PAGE is used to separate ___ RNA/DNA molecules and ___

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native

The term ___ when using PAGE means the natural conformation

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SDS

___ is used to coat proteins in negative charge and make them linear.

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dialysis

A semipermeable membrane used to exchange fluids by molarity is called ___ tubing.

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southern blotting

Original DNA fingerprinting was through the process of ___ ___ .

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RFLPs

NTRs called ___ were used to identify differences within populations.

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STRs

Current fingerprinting uses PCR and smaller fragments called ___.

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ethidium bromide

In the original southern blotting process, gels were stained with ___ ___ to fluoresce.

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nitrocellulose, dried milk

In southern blotting, DNA was drawn onto ___ paper by wicking suing the blocking agent ___ ___ and a stack of paper towels.

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A, T, C, G

What are the 4 nucleic acids?

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C and G

Which nucleic acids pair to form 3 H-bonds?

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A and T

Which nucleic acids pair to form 2 H-bonds?

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aseptic

A technique used to reduce contamination of cell cultures is ___ technique.

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plasmid

ideal prokaryotic vector is a ___

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virus (shuttle)

ideal eukaryotic vector is a ___

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transformation

Process in which bacteria pick up plasmids is called ___

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log

bacteria in the ___ phase are most capable to pick up plasmids

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CaCl2

exposing the cell membrane to the chemical ___ makes it more competent

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heat

The process of ___ shock opens up the pores to increase efficiency

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cold

the process of ___ shock closes the pores trapping in the plasmids

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transfected, electroporation

Eukaryotic cells are ___ by using an electrical current through the process of ___ .

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restriction

plasmids are opened with the ___ enzyme

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sticky

a gene of interest is inserted because it has the same ___ ends

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ligase

Insertion is made permanent with the enzyme ___ which joins the ends together.

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miniprep

purification of plasmids from a digested bacterium is called ___.

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centrifuge

the first step of miniprep is to use a ___ to separate cells parts by mass.

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ethanol

the final step in miniprep is using ice cold ___ to precipitate the plasmid in the supernatant

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ORI

The site that signifies the beginning of replication is the ___.

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restriction (MCS)

A ___ site where the gene of interest is inserted

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antibiotic resistance

An ___ ___ gene is inserted so that the bacteria can eb grown on differential media.

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transcription

The process of creating mRNA from DNA is called ___

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translation, ribosome

The process of reading mRNA to make proteins is called ___ and occurs at the ___.

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g

DNA taken directly from a eukaryotic organism is classified as __ DNA

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r

When a foreign gene is inserted into a plasmid it is now classified as __ DNA.

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c, introns

DNA made by the process of reverse transcription of mRNA is called __ DNA as it now lack NTRs called ___

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p

common bacterial insertion vector is called __ DNA

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operon

Control of the recombinant gene expression, in bacteria, is commonly done with an ___ unit.

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repressor, RNA Polymerase

A protein called the ___ binds to the operator to block ___ ___ attachment to the promoter region.

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inducer, transcription

A molecule called the ___ attaches to the protein blocking the promoter causing it to change conformation and fall off allowing ___ of the gene units.