Exam 13: Nucleic Acid Biotechnology Techniques
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Exhibit 13A This is a map of the pBR322 plasmid, numbers on the map refer to the base where the site is located.
-Refer to Exhibit 13A. If the region between the 2 sites for HgiEII were deleted, the resulting plasmid
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Determining disease states using protein arrays may be limited by
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Which of the following is not a potential benefit of creating a fusion protein in genetic engineering?
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An expression library contains genes corresponding to all of the following, except:
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A feature of the Sanger-Coulson method for DNA sequencing is
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Antibiotic-resistance genes in vectors are often used as selectable markers.
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Which of the following best describes electrophoretic gels used for DNA?
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Recombined bacteriophage particles are easy to isolate, since high concentration of phage will be found in each of the bacterial colonies that grow on the medium used for screening.
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The best primers for the PCR reaction have the following feature:
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Exhibit 13D?The plasmid pSU922 is a circular DNA containing 25000 base pairs. The β-gal gene codes for the enzyme β-galactosidase, the product of which will turn bacterial colonies blue when grown in the presence of X-gal; the AmpR gene confers ampicillin resistance.
-Refer to Exhibit 13D. Neglecting any discussion of whether it's a good or bad choice, I attempt to insert a gene fragment into the HindIII site and transform bacteria with the plasmid. How can I tell which transformants have the insert?
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The application of gel electrophoresis (PAGE) in DNA sequencing
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Sometimes DNA probes are used to prove that a gene has been incorporated into a eukaryotic genome. The following are all steps used in such a procedure, except:
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Cells that contain a "blue/white screening" plasmid that has an added gene are recognized by the method:
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