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DNA is ________________ charged so it will move in an electric field on a gel
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positively
negatively
Green Fluorescent Protein (GFP) is used to
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induce bacteria to take up plasmids
stain DNA fragments on gels
identify cells that contain recombinant plasmids
make copies of DNA using PCR
The enzyme used to cut DNA at specific sites for cloning genes is
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Taq polymerase
restriction endonuclease
reverse transcriptase
ligase
All of the following are TRUE about restriction endonucleases EXCEPT
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used to destroy "foreign DNA" in bacteria
can leave "sticky ends" when DNA is cut
can help amplify DNA using PCR
can be used to insert human DNA into bacteria
During DNA electrophoresis, fragments that are _________ move farther along the gel.
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shorter
longer
What is the source of restriction enzymes used in many DNA tenchologies?
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made in lab using reverse transcriptase
cloned from viral DNA
isolated from bacteria where they occur naturally
taken from eukaryotic cells and amplified by PCR
In genetic engineering, DNA ligase is used for which of the following purposes?
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create DNA from eukaryotic RNA
create breaks in plasmids to allow insertion of foreign DNA
join together fragments cut with endonucleases
act as a probe for locating cloned genes
In DNA technology a vector refers to
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a plasmid used to transfer DNA into a host cell
an RFLP marker
a radioactive probe used to identify a DNA sequence
a restriction site recognized by endonucleases
Which of the following is a problem with getting prokaryotic cells to express human genes?
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Their genetic codes differs because bacteria use uracil instead of thymine in DNA.
Prokaryiotic spliceosomes only recognize bacterial introns
Bacterial ribosomes are too small to translate long eukaryotic mRNA's
Bacterial cells lack splicing enzymes because they don't have introns
A scientist recovers a bit ot tissue from a 400 year old extinct Dodo bird and would like to compare it against samples from living birds. What technology would be most useful in increasing the amount of DNA for testing?
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bacterial transformation
polymerase chain reaction
RFLP analysis
electroporation
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