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What is a genome?
All the
genes
produced from a
cell
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How can determining the genome of a virus help in vaccine development?
It allows scientists to identify
viral
components
for vaccine creation
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What is another use of genome sequencing?
Identifying
genetic disorders
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What is one role of restriction enzymes?
To cut DNA at
specific sequences
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What is the role of DNA ligase?
To join DNA fragments together
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How can gene disruptions trigger fragments of DNA?
They can cause breaks in the
DNA sequence
, leading to fragment formation
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What are cDNA libraries used for?
To study
gene expression
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What is the main purpose of PCR?
To amplify
DNA
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What is a primer in the context of PCR?
A short strand of
DNA
that initiates DNA synthesis
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Why is a temperature of 95 degrees used in PCR?
To denature the DNA strands
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Why is a temperature of 72 degrees used in PCR?
To allow DNA polymerase to synthesize new DNA strands
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What is the role of a vector in genetic engineering?
To transfer
genetic material
into a
host cell
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Name three possible vectors used in genetic engineering.
Plasmids
,
viruses
, and artificial chromosomes
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What is a marker gene?
A gene used to identify cells that have taken up a
vector
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What type of molecules are referred to as P and Q in the context of DNA?
Short lengths of
single-stranded DNA
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How many copies of DNA would be present after 5 cycles of PCR?
32
copies
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How many base pairs are there in fragment P?
287
base pairs
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How many times did the base sequence AAGCTT occur in the DNA?
Once
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What effect would a change in the AAGCTT sequence have on the appearance of the gel in Track 1?
It would show different
fragment sizes
compared to
untreated DNA
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How can a DNA probe and gel electrophoresis be used to test for genetic diseases?
DNA probes bind to specific
sequences
, and gel electrophoresis separates them for analysis
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How is genetic fingerprinting carried out to identify a person?
By analyzing specific
DNA
markers
and comparing them among individuals
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