Microbiology Chapter 9: Biotechnology and DNA Technology
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| restriction enzymes | DNA-cutting enzymes that can form blunt or sticky ends.
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| vector | A general term for a self-replicating DNA molecule that can be used as a carrier to move a gene from one organism to another.
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| DNA ligase | An enzyme that links short pieces of DNA into longer pieces. It is used when creating recombinant DNA molecules and also when joining Okazaki fragments during DNA replication.
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| DNA polymerase | An enzyme that links nucleotides together to form a complementary strand of DNA during DNA replication.
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| plasmid | The most common cloning vector used in genetic engineering.
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| recombinant DNA | DNA that is made from an mRNA template.
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