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Genetic Engineering
production of new genes/alteration of genones by substitution/introduction of new genetic material
Remcobinant DNA
DNA strand created from two or more sources
Restriction Enzymes
Proteins isolated from bacteria that cut DNA at specefic sequence sites, the cur pieces are caled restriction fragments
Sticky ends
single-stranded overhangs
Blunt ends
no overhang
DNA ligase
joins DNA strandes together, used to joinf 2 differnt pieces of DNA with matching ends
EcoRI
restriction enzyme isolated from e coli that cuts DNA at a very specifc sequence
After EcoRI cuts DNA…
the gene fragment and the opened up plasmid combine with DNA ligase, now making a new single piece of DNA called recombinant plasmid
Restriction Maps
diagram that shows
restriction enzyme
recognition sites and the
distance between the
sites (measured in base pairs
Polymerae Chain Reaction
process used
to make a huge number
of copies of a DNA
sequence in a laboratory
quickly and without the
need for a host organism, its only meant to be used for a small portion of DNA
Three setps of PCR
Denaturation, Annealing and Elongation
Denaturation
The specfic DNA strands are heated up to 95 degrees and are seperated into single strands
Annealing
Temperature is lowered, short pieces of DNA called primers bind to specefic target sequwnces, primers tell DNA polymerase where to start copying
Elongation
An enzyme called Taq polymerase syntheizes two new DNA strands
Does taq polymerase denature, and where does it come from
No, derived from bcateria in hot springs
Gel ELECTROPHORESIS
lab technique used to seperate and analyze macromolecules like DNA, RNA and proteins
Step 1 of gel ELECTROPHORESIS
place gel between 2 electrodes and add a buffer to cover the gel
Step 2 of gel ELECTROPHORESIS
Load DNA samples with dye beside a molecular marker, makes the sample seeable
Step 3 of gel ELECTROPHORESIS
Apply electric current to gel. DNA is negative so the migrate to the positive electrode
Step 4 of gel ELECTROPHORESIS
The gel is stainde with ethidium bromide so its visble under UV
PCR Paternity test
Baby has half its genes from its mother and other from his fathers