Exam 11: Genetic Engineering
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One of the more formidable obstacles to mammalian gene cloning is the presence of
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Hybridization studies require the use of __________, which are segments of single- stranded nucleic acids whose identity is already known.
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nucleic acid probes
One method of avoiding false positive results during hybridization reactions is to adjust the_________ of the hybridization, such that complementarity between the sequence of the gene of interest and the probe must be nearly exact.
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What type of vector can replicate and be maintained stably in two (or more) unrelated host organisms?
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Which of the following terms is used to describe a synthetic DNA fragment?
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Lambda is a particularly useful cloning vector because _________and __________ .
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Viral vectors can be used for molecular cloning, but plasmid vectors cannot.
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One problem with both BACs and YACs is that genetic regions of these chromosomes cannot be subcloned.
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Which construct would be MOST useful in studying translational control?
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Discuss why codon usage must be considered when cloning a gene into another organism.
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Strong promoters used for genetic manipulation are usually regulated by specific molecules.
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Describe the usefulness of blue- white screening, also called a- complementation, in cloning vectors such as pUC19. Include in your answer the terms polylinker, DNA ligase, lacZ gene, insertional inactivation, Xgal, and fi- galactosidase.
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The _________is a naturally occurring plasmid within yeast cells, and development of cloning yeast vectors is often based on this particular plasmid.
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If the gene in question is not expressed and no assay or antibody is available to detect the gene product, the most common procedure used for identification is a(n)_________ probe.
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Describe the methodology employed when antibodies are used to detect proteins.
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Often organisms used as hosts for genetic engineering must have specific genotypes to be effective.
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Explain what is necessary for a YAC to function as a normal eukaryotic chromosome.
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It is usually desirable to design a vector that transcribes cloned genes at high levels at all times.
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_________replicate in a host such as a plasmid but are also able to be packaged into phage virions. These vectors can carry large inserts of up to 50 kbp, so they do not efficiently transform; instead they enter into a host through_________ .
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