Recombinant DNA, sequencing & “-omics”

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What discovery enabled recombinant DNA technology?

Restriction enzymes that cleave DNA at specific sequences, allowing fragments from different sources to be joined to create recombinant molecules.

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What are DNA cloning and DNA transformation?

Cloning generates many copies of a specific DNA sequence; transformation introduces DNA into cells for expression or propagation.

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What major genome project is cited and what were its dates/results?

The Human Genome Project (began 1990) established the human genome sequence by 2003, ≈3.2 billion bases.

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What is bioinformatics and why is it necessary?

The integration of computer science and biology to manage and interpret vast sequence and -omics data produced by high-throughput methods.

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Name several “-omics” fields mentioned and what they study.

Genomics (all genes), proteomics (proteins/proteome), transcriptomics (all transcribed genes), metabolomics (metabolic reactions), lipidomics (lipids), ionomics (ions).

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What practical capability do high-throughput methods provide?

They allow simultaneous monitoring of expression levels for hundreds to thousands of genes and rapid molecular analyses.