Exam 11: Genetic Engineering

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mRNA transcripts are converted into cDNA by

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M13 is an ssDNA filamentous phage used for

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Describe the three main steps to clone a gene into an organism.

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When is it appropriate to use an artificial chromosome vector? Describe a specific example.

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Although various codons often code for the same amino acid, it is important to choose the codon preferred by the expression host itself.

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When trying to express a mammalian gene in a bacterium, expression vectors are often used. Using your knowledge of prokaryotic and eukaryotic genetics, explain why expression vectors are so important.

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Which of the following genomes have almost no introns?

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Codon bias offers clues about reading frame functionality because most organisms show preferences among_________ .

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Expression vectors used for cloning bacterial genes into eukaryotic cells must contain a(n)_________that functions efficiently in the host and one that is correctly positioned to drive transcription of the cloned gene.

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Which of the following sequences is a palindrome?

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Detecting a specific protein with an antibody is considered a(n) _________method.

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If a foreign gene is cloned into a host, it is important that the cloned host itself

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A cloning vector that can stably replicate in two unrelated host organisms is known as a(n)_________.

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Which of the following procedures was named after its developer?

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Describe the procedure used for colony hybridization and why it is useful.

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One important advantage of eukaryotic cells as hosts for cloning vectors is that they already possess the complex RNA and posttranslational processing systems required for the production of eukaryotic proteins.

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Restriction enzymes are widespread among_________ , where they serve a protective function.

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Type II restriction endonucleases

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After digesting a DNA sequence, a restriction endonuclease can generate

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One limitation to designing an antibody for detecting a particular protein is that the antibody must be_________ for the protein of interest.

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