chapter 10: genetic engineering

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Restriction enzymes

Are produced by bacteria, which then use them to cut DNA of invading viruses

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Restriction Enzymes

Can cut DNA almost anywhere we would like

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Agarose gel electrophoresis

Can separate dna fragments

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DNA fingerprints

Combination of restriction enzyme digestion of DNA and agarose gel electrophoresis

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Polymerase chain reaction (PCR)

A test used to determine if a person has (COVID 19) in their bloodstream

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What does polymerase chain reaction (PCR) do

Amplifies the pretense of a single small piece of dna many million of times so that it stands out in the background

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TAQ dna polymerase

Is isolated from the bacterium THERMUS AQUATICUS -is an obligate thermophile and grows at very high temperature

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Genetic engineering

Moving or altering genes to produce useful products

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Plasmid

A small, self replicating, circular piece of dna

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Producing a foreign protein

Bacterial cell will transcribe the game on the plasmid and produce the protein just like any bacterial protein

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Creating plants with new traits

  1. A gene for a desired trait is inserted into a plasmid

  2. Plasmid is used to transform agrobacterium (which infects plants )

  3. Plant cells are infected with transgenic agrobacterium

  4. Some cells will incorporate the gene and express the new trait

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Creating animals with new traits

  1. Animals can be engineered to produce new proteins in their meat or milk or semen

  2. A gene for a desirable trait is inserted into a plasmid Plasmid

  3. Micro injections can be used to insert new genes directly into fertilized egg

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CRISPR/ CAS-9

Is a system that bacterial cells naturally use to remove integrated viral dna

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What does CRISPR allow scientist to do

Allows scientists to to edit dna more precisely, for example edit a bad gene out of every cell in the human body

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Gene therapy

Can be used to correct specific genetic defects

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Steps of gene therapy

1, healthy gene is inserted into a virus, which is then used to infect a patient

Virus willl enter the appropriate cell and insert into hosts dna

The corrected gene will be expressed to produce heathy protein

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Luxturna

Treats lebers congenital amaurosis

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Zolgensma

Cures spinal muscular atrophy

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GAATTC is the same as

CTTAAG

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E Coli recognition sequence

GAATTC

CTTAAG

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Haemophilus influenza recognition sequence

AAGCTT

TTCGAA

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Proteus Vulgaris recognition sequence

CAGCTG

GTCGAC

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Bacillus globigii recognition sequence

AGATCT

TCTAGA

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A fingerprint- a combination of restriction enzymes digestion of DNA and agarose gel electrophoresis

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Genetic engineering

  1. Human, animal, microorganism, or plant cells

  2. DNA of interest is isolated or produced from mRNA

  3. DNA is inserted into vector

  4. Microbial cloning host is tranformed when it picks up vector with foreign DNA

  5. Multiplication of cloning host to amplify gene

  6. Transformed cell processes foreign DNA into protein or growth of tranformed cell supplies DNA for study and engineering of other organisms

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What microbe is best used to produce proteins

E. coli ( rapid turnover, fast growth rate, nonpathogenic, and more)

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Plasmid

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Amplifying gene

What is cut off always matches the vector

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CRISPER RNA

synthesizes that binds to the site where dna has integrated into the genome

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CAS-9

Is an endonuclease that cuts DNA wherever CRISPER binds, allowing viral DNA to be removed

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Gene therapy

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