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genetic engineering

TermDefinition
Genetic engineering The process of inserting a desired gene into an organisms DNA
Plasmid circular-shaped DNA in a bacterial cell
Gene Sequence of DNA that codes for a protein and determines a trait
Restriction Enzyme An enzyme used to cut DNA
Sticky ends end of DNA that can be joined together
Splicing process of inserting a desired gene
Recombinant DNA New DNA containing the desired gene
Transformation process in which one strain of bacteria is changed by a gene or genes from another strain of bacteria
Gene Therapy Technique used to replace a damaged gene with a functional one to cure a specific genetic disorder
Transgenic Organism an organism with two different sources of DNA
Recombinant cell DNA produced by combining DNA from different sources
PCR (Polymerase Chain reaction) makes copies of the DNA
Gel electrophoresis method used to separate DNA fragments by size for analysis
DNA fingerprint DNA bonding pattern unique to each person (besides identical twins)
"Electro" Electricity
"Phoresis" to move
Restriction Enzymes cuts DNA into fragments of different lengths
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