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In muscular dystrophy,muscle cells lack a protein called dystrophin,which leads to weakening of the muscles.As a biomedical researcher,your goal is to create a gene therapy approach to treating muscular dystrophy.You have a sequence of DNA that contains the dystrophin gene and a virus that infects human cells.You want to combine the dystrophin gene with the viral DNA so that the virus can infect and insert the gene into the muscle cells as a way to treat the disease.Explain how you would get the dystrophin gene into the viral DNA.
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What property of restriction enzymes allows DNA from different organisms to be combined?
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The enzyme EcoRI cuts between the G and the A in the sequence GAATTC.The enzyme BamHI cuts between adjacent G nucleotides in the sequence GGATCC.The sticky ends that are generated by the two enzymes are complementary and will stick together.
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In producing Dolly,the first cloned sheep,how many different sheep were involved,either contributing cells or acting as a surrogate mother?
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________ involves the fusion of a somatic cell with an enucleated egg cell.
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By inserting four developmental genes into ordinary cells such as skin cells,Shinya Yamanaka and James Thomson were able to convert them into:
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One advantage of using bacteria in recombinant DNA technology is that they have a ring of DNA that is not part of their chromosome called a:
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Next to plasmids,the most common type of cloning vector is a ________.
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Which of the following need to be included in a PCR reaction?
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These days many of our food crops are genetically modified.To some people this "frankenfood" poses many dangers and should not be used.Do you agree? Why or why not?
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Which is an example of clones that already are produced by nature?
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If you compared two samples of DNA at three different locations in the genome and found they had different lengths of short tandem repeats at each location,what could you conclude?
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