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Bio - Unit 3
3.11-3.13
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| restriction endonucleases | enzymes naturally found in prokaryotic cells that cut dna at specific nucletide sequences -protect bacteria by detroying viral dna |
| recognition site | each enzsye recognizes a specific sequence of bases called a recognition site -sequences are usually palindromic |
| sticky ends | enzymes cut in a zigzag pattern -leaves short, single stranded overhands that can easily h bond with complementary overhangs |
| blunt ends | produced when enzymes cut straight scross the double helx -harder to recombine |
| dna liagase | enzyme used to join cut strands together -reforms the phosphodiester bond by promoting dehydration synthesis |
| competent cell | cell capable of taking up foreign dna |
| vectors | dna molecule that acts like a vehicle to transport foreign dna |
| copy number | number of plasmid copies within a cell |
| process of gene cloning | 1. isolationa and cutting 2.ligation 3. transformation 4.selection and identification |
| isolation and cutting in gene cloning | target gene and plasmid vector are cut with same restriction enzymes -creates comaptible sticky ends |
| ligation in gene cloning | target gene fragment and open plasmid are mixed -sticky ends anneal -dna ligase is added to permanently join fragments (created circular dna plasmid) |
| transformation in gene cloning | the successful introduce of dna from another source into a bacterial cell -bacterai place in ice cold cacl2, solution is heated and recooled |
| selection and idetification in gene cloning | -bacteria grown on plates containing antibiotics, only those that took up plasmid survive -replica of bacterial coloniges is made on filter paper, cells are broken open and dna is denatured, radicative hybirdization probe is added, if probe binds it mark |
| restriction mapping | helps scientists select the right plasmids for cloning |
| single digestion | cut with one enzymes to find total size and number of sites for that enzyme |
| double digestion | cut with 2 enzymes simutaneously -reveals relative positions to one another |
| gel electrophoresis | -dna fragments can be seperated -putting positive electrode at one end amkes the negatively charged dna migrate through the gel to the other side -smaller fragments make it to other side faster |
| pku | defect cauding phenylalanine buildup that damages the brain -treated by a strict low protein diet starting at birth |
| familial hypercholesterolmia | treated with diet and statins to lower ldl cholesterol |
| hemophelia | treated by injecting clotting proteins |
| cystic fybrosis | treated with oral digestive enzymes to aid in digestion as the pancreatic duct get clocked by mucus |
| gene therapy | treats disease by inserting, removing, or replacing defective genes within an organisms cells |
| germ line gene therapy | modifies germ cells, heritable, banned |
| somatic gene therapy | modifies somatic cells, non-heritable |
| milestones and case studies | 1.mouse growth hromone 2.ada deficiency 3.sickle cell disease |
| adult screening | look at genome or family history to screen for disorders |
| aminocentesis | prenatal testing |
| newborn screening | pku testing - heel prick test |