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BIOMG 3300 Unit 9 Objectives Questions with
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5 procedures in cloning Correct Answer--obtaining DNA to be cloned
-selecting a vector
-joining the vector and DNA, using ligase to seal
-transform a host organism
-select host cells that have cloning vector


Correct Answer--made by bacteria
-cleave DNA at specific recognition sites


plasmid Correct Answer--aka a vector
-a circular DNA molecule that reproduces separately from the
chromosome, contains nonessential gens picked up from the
environment


transformation Correct Answer-the process by which plasmids are
introduced into bacterial cells


selectable marker gene Correct Answer--used to tell which bacterial
cells have picked up the plasmid
-eg antibacterial resistance

, Origin of replication Correct Answer-sequence in the plasmid where
replication is initiated
-required to propagate the plasmid


polylinker Correct Answer-place near promoter on a plasmid where the
GOI is inserted


transcription-termination sequence Correct Answer-a sequence that can
improve the quality and amount of mRNA produced


Why does translation need to be regulated during gene cloning? Correct
Answer-If the cell makes too much of the protein, the increased
concentration of protein can kill the cells


oligonucleotide directed mutagenesis Correct Answer--use a plasmid
with a targeted start site fo the mutation
-denature and add primers with the mutation in them
-use DNA pol to replicate plasmid and incorporate primer inside
-digest non mutated parent DNA templates
-transform dsDNA (w/mutant)


How are primers synthesized Correct Answer--first nucleoside is bound
to silica support
-next nucleotide is added
-repeat until all nucleotides are added

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