Recombinan - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Why is it important to use the same restriction endonuclease on DNA samples in an experiment? CORRECT ANSWER Access same base sequence So get fragments with required gene **Suggest why scientists insert a plasmid with EGFP (a gene that codes for bright protein) CORRECT ANSWER Those cells that do not glow brightly have not taken up the plasmid Name the enzyme used to cut a gene from human DNA CORRECT ANSWER Restriction endonuclease Suggest reasons why very few live births result from t...

Summary of the content covered in the recombinant DNA technology module of MCB2021F

Summary Notes on Recombinant DNA technologies - AQA A Level Biology A* and A quality Highly detailed and descriptive document All you need to know Good read with lots of diagrams to help explain Very tricky topic at the end of Year 13 and hard exam questions too

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ORTHO HCV Version 3.0 ELISA Test System is an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) which utilizes microwells coated with recombinant hepatitis C virus encoded antigens as the solid phase. ELISA technology utilizes the principle that antigens or antibodies which become bound to the solid phase can be detected by complementary antibody or antigen which is labeled with an enzyme capable of acting on a chromogenic substrate. When enzyme substrate is applied, the presence of antigen or a...

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Thrombotic microangiopathy (TMA) and veno-occlusive disease (VOD) are well-known transplantation-related complications induced by coagulation disorder [1–4]. The mortality rates are more than 60–70 % in patients with a severe condition [5]. Basically, patients with SCT are inevitably exposed to mucosal and endothelial damages by conditioning regimens such as irradiation and anticancer drugs, leukocytopenia complicated with infections, hypercytokinemia in an allogeneic immune reaction...

VCS-14001 – Vaccines Exam Questions With Correct Answers. 1. killed 2. modified-live 3. recombinant - answerwhat are the 3 kinds of vaccines? "killed" vaccine - answercompletely inactivated, no chance they can revert and become infective; poorly imunogenic, do not stimulate a big immune response "modified-live" vaccine - answermore closely resemble the actual pathogen; produce stronger and longer lasting immunity; not completely inactivated like killed vaccines; organisms in these ...

Detailed and concise a level biology revision notes on recombinant DNA technology. This includes organised revision notes on producing DNA fragments, in vitro and in vivo genetic cloning, locating genes using DNA probes and genetic fingerprinting.

Chapter 3 Recombinant DNA Technology and Genomics Questions and Answers "shotgun" cloning - CORRECT ANSWER-Random cloning of many fragments at once; no individual gene is specifically targeted for cloning. accession number - CORRECT ANSWER-Unique identifying letter and number code assigned to every cloned DNA sequence that is catalogued in databases such as GenBank (for example, BC009971 is the accession number for one of the human keratin genes, which produces a protein that is a major...