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DNA Technology Review Answers: 1. J - DNA has a negative charge due to the presence of phosphate groups in every nucleotide. 2. C - Lambda bacteriophage is a vector able to accommodate DNA inserts up to 20,000 base pairs in length. 3. H - A plasmid is a self-replicating circular DNA segment that can contain 2-20 additional genes for bacteria. 4. D - gDNA segments migrate through agarose during gel electrophoresis. 5. G - Sticky ends are produced by some restriction enzymes. These overlapping nucleotide base pairs allowed for the cut-and-paste techniques of Recombinant DNA technology. 6. I - Smaller gDNA fragments will be able to maneuver further through the agarose matrix, thus they will be found close to the positive electrode. 7. A - Restriction enzymes are proteins that are able to cut DNA at specific locations. 8. K - Bacteria add methyl groups to their DNA to protect it from action by their own restriction enzymes. 9. J - Larger gDNA fragments will not be able to move very far through the agarose, thus they will be located closer to the negative electrode. 10. K - gDNA, otherwise known as genomic DNA, are the segments produced from the action of restriction enzymes. |
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