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Module 1.2: DNA Recombinant Technology

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#1
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Recombinant DNA are DNA molecules formed by laboratory methods of ____ (i.e., molecular cloning) in order to piece together genetic material from ____ sources

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genetic recombination; multiple

#2
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True or False. Recombinant DNA can be found naturally in the genome of organisms in nature.

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False.

#3
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Recombinant DNA technology comprises altering genetic material ____ an organism to obtain _____ characteristics in living organisms or as their products.

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outside; enhanced and desired

#4
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Recombinant DNA technology involves the insertion of ____ from a variety of sources, having a desirable gene sequence via the appropriate_____.

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DNA fragments; vector

#5
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Match the proponent/s for the discovery in the history of rRNA technology. • Was awarded the 1986 Nobel Prize for medicine in his discoveries on growth factors. • Developed the first recombinant DNA utilizing bacterial DNA and plasmids. • Conceived and approach to create rDNAs in vitro • Created the first chimeric DNA in vitro • Isolated the new cloning vector, pSC101 and created bacterial intra- and interspecies rDNAs Choices: Berg and colleagues Berg and Loban Herbert Boyer Stanley Cohen Jackson and colleagues

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• Stanley Cohen • Herbert Boyer and Stanley Cohen • Berg and Loban • Jackson and colleagues • Stanley Cohen and colleagues

#6
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What was the first plasmid cloning vector?

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lambda DVGal 120 (an operon encoding galactose metabolism genes concatenated with simian vacoulating virus 40)

#7
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This hormone discovered by Stanley Cohen is involved in the proliferation and differentiation of cells in vivo.

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Nerve growth factors and epidermal growth factors

#8
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Memorize/familiarize

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• An approach to creating rDNA in vitro is conceived • The first bacterial cloning vector was isolated • First chimeric DNA is created • Second cloning vector is isolated • First intentional creation of rDNA molecules • Ribosomal genes propagated in E. coli cells • Asilomar conference looked at safety and containment issues of extrachromosomal DNAs and its risks of cancer • First gene transfer with humans • Gene therapy products are regulated by FDA • First approved gene transfer study on a chile with SCID • Gelsinger’s death • FDA elevates administrative unit that evaluates cellular, tissue, and gene therapy products.

#9
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Genetic engineering refers to the process of using ____ to modify an organism’s ____ to achieve ____.

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recombinant DNA technology; DNA; desirable traits

#10
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Addition of ____ in the form of ____ that are generated by ____ is the most common method of genetic engineering

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foreign DNA; recombinant DNA vectors; molecular cloning

#11
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Other terms that are synonymous with genetic engineering

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Recombinant DNA technology Gene manipulation Gene modification

#12
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____ is the production of an exact copy—specifically, an exact genetic copy—of a gene, cell, or organism

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DNA Cloning

#13
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____ allows for the creation of multiple copies of genes, expression of genes, and study of specific genes

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Molecular cloning

#14
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_____ is a method used to make a clone or an identical copy of an entire multicellular organism.

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Reproductive cloning

#15
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____ is a combination of DNA fragments generated by ____ that does not exist in nature.

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Recombinant DNA; molecular cloning

#16
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Two types of enzymes in creating recombinant DNA.

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restriction endonuclease; ligase

#17
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Pipeline for recombinant DNA technology

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• Isolate the DNA sequence gene of interest • Insert DNA of interest into vector plasmid • Put recombinant plasmid into E. coli through the process of transformation • Clone cells • Choose colonies and inoculate a large culture to expand the plasmid carrying the gene of interest • Isolate and clean the DNA from the expanded culture • Transfer the plasmid DNA to desired cells and test the biological properties of the gene of interest

#18
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During DNA isolation for the rDNA experiments, DNA is coexisting with other macromolecules within the cell membrane; hence, it must be separated and purified using enzymes such as

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lysozymes, cellulase, chitinase, ribonuclease, and proteases

#19
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During DNA isolation, DNA eventually precipitates out as fine threads as a result of the presence of ____.

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ethanol

#20
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During the cutting of DNA for an rDNA experiment, ____ helps to identify the location wherein a designated gene is introduced into a vector genome. The said reaction is known as ____. ____ is a technology that displays the restriction enzyme digestion’s progress

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Restriction enzymes; restriction enzyme digestion; ‘Agarose Gel Electrophoresis’

#21
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In the insertion to host phase, rDNA is added to the recipient host cell, and the entire process is called ____.

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transformation (for bacteria) transfection (for eukaryotes) transduction (when a viral vector is used)

#22
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foreign DNA. If so, they are given treatments to make them ‘capable’ of accepting new DNA. Give an example of this treatment.

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Calcium ion treatments. Ca-DNA complex, endocytosis, proteolytic degradation of the endosome containing Ca-DNA complex

#23
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In the recombinant cell isolation phase, only transformed host cells are filtered and isolated. The ___ of the plasmid vector is used to distinguish recombinant cells from non-recombinant cells.

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marker gene

#24
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Sequence the basic steps in recombinant DNA technology: ____ Recombinant Isolation ____ DNA isolation ____ Amplifying DNA ____ Insertion of rRNA into a host ____ Cutting of DNA/Restriction enzyme digestion ____ Joining DNA

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6, 1, 3, 5, 2, 4