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activation domain

in eukaryotes only. part of the transcription factor that typically binds with the mediator to initiate transcription

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regulatory sequences

DNA elements that control gene expression

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operon

a group of genes that are all controlled by the same operator

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operator

DNA site where repressors bind to block transcription

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epigenetics

heritable gene expression changes without DNA sequence alteration

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totipotent

can become all cells

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pluripotent

can become any cell of the body, but cannot form a new organism

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multipotent

can become/make multiple cells within a lineage

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unipotent

can become one specific cell type

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promoter reporter

gene that is easily visualized that allows for the analysis of the regulatory sequences

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RT-qPCR

mRNA makes cDNA by reverse transcriptase to do this experiment that determines relative quantity of mRNA in cells

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CRISPR-Cas9

tool for targeted DNA editing using guide RNA and Cas9 nuclease

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construct

specially designed piece of DNA used in genetic engineering to introduce specific changes into a target gene in the genome

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G418

antibiotic that selects cells (doesn’t kill the cells) expressing NeoR

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Ganciclovir

drug that kills cells with tkHSV gene

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NeoR

gene that gives resistance to G418

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tkHSV

gene that makes cells sensitive to ganciclovir

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selection

choosing cells that have undergone desired genetic changes

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isolate

extract or separate specific cells or molecules

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globally

changes that affect a large number of genes across a genome, rather than being limited to a specific gene