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lecture 14

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Differences or changes in function or outcome

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Phenotype

#2
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Changes in gene sequence

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Genotype

#3
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Mutations can be made

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Purposefully (induced) or not (spontaneous)

#4
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endonucleases that recognize specific DNA sequences and cleave DNA

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Restriction enzymes

#5
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Type 2 Restriction Enzymes recognize and cut within a…

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Specific DNA sequence

#6
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Type 2 Restriction Enzymes activity doesnt require energy (ATP) but needs…

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Mg2+

#7
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Type 2 Restriction Enzymes sites are usually ____ 4-8 bp long

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Palindromes

#8
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Type 2 Restriction Enzymes hydrolysis of phosphodiester bonds in the sugar-phosphate backbone of both strands of DNA

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Cut

#9
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Type 2 Restriction Enzymes Cuts result in ____ or ____ (5’ or 3’ overhangs)

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Blunt or Sticky ends

#10
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Type 2 Restriction Enzymes Activity can be prevented by…

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Modification of DNA binding site E.g. methylation by methylase

#11
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Type 2 Restriction Enzymes Preventing activity Allows degradation of foreign DNA while leaving host DNA

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Intact

#12
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Seperates cgarged molecules migrating in an electrical field. Charge, size, and shape dtermine mobility

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Electrophoresis

#13
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Electrophoresis in a gel such as the polysaccharide ____ seperates linear DNA fragments by ____

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Agarose/size

#14
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Often hybridization is done using ____ DNA fragments called primers or ____

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Labeled/ Probes

#15
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Making many identical copies of somethimg

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Cloning

#16
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Making many identical copies of a molecule-typically a fragment of DNA of interest

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Molecular cloning

#17
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Molecular cloning is usaully done by moving a fragment of DNA into a ____ called a cloning ____ which is moved into a suitable host

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Plasmid/vector/host

#18
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Molecular cloning Manipulation often done using restriction ____ and DNA ____

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Enzymes/ligase

#19
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Engineered DNA fragments are called recombinant meaning

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Recombined

#20
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Cloning with pUC 19 Digest vector and DNA insert with appropriate ____ ____

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Restriction enzymes

#21
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Cloning with pUC 19 Join with DNA ____

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Ligase

#22
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Cloning with pUC 19 Introduce into appropriate host plate on solid medium containing ____ and ____

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Ampicillin and X-gal

#23
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Product of gene lacZ is

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Beta-galactosidase

#24
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B-gal can cleave the substrate ____, resulting in a ____ colored product

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X-gal/blue