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Biotechnology

use of living things and biological systems for human benefit

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Genetic engineering

Manipulation of genetic material in an organisms through modern science

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GMO

Genetically modified organism resulting from biotechnology techniques

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transgenic organism

GMO that has been modified by having foreign DNA from another species inserted

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Knock out organisms

cutting out genes or gene segments to prevent expression or functioning of gene product, usually through a frameshift mutation.

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Knock in organisms

inserting genes in a specific gene locus to be controlled by a specific promotor

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reporter gene

gene inserted to be expressed under the same promoter as gene of interest, provides info about location and timing of a gene of interest

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restriction endonucleases/ enzymes

used to cut DNA sugar-phosphate backbone, recognises specific restriction site of 4-8 base pairs. Originally isolated from bacteria where they cut viral DNA

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sticky ends

Uneven cut of DNA leaving a single stranded tail that will only join with another complementary sticky end

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blunt ends

even cut of DNA that can join with any other blunt end piece- non-specific

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DNA ligase

joins two pieces of DNA together using phosphodiester bonds. Found naturally in cells, can join fragments from different organisms if sticky/blunt ends are complementary.

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recombinant DNA

DNA that has been recombined from different sources using DNA ligase. Segments must be cut with same endonuclease to produce complementary sticky ends

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CRISPR-Cas9 in bacteria

Viruses infect bacteria by inserting its DNA, bacteria collects fragments of viral DNA and inserts

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crRNA

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cas9 protein

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PAM sequence

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sgRNA

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CRISPR-cas9 biotechnology

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editing disease genes with CRISPR

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CRISPR in agriculture

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CRISPR mouse strains

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CRISPR ethics

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PCR

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PCR requirements

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primers

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Denaturation in PCR

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Annealing in PCR

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Extension in PCR

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Gel electropheresis

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Molecular size markers

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DNA profiling

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Short tandem repeats

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DNA profiling ethics

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recombinant plasmids

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steps to make recombinant plasmids

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vectors

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gene cloning

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antibiotic resistance genes

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promoter

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gene cloning applications

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gene cloning ethics

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Insulin production recombinant plasmids

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gel electrophoresis and insulin production

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insulin detection with antibiotic

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insulin detection with beta-galactosidase