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all RNA molecules serve as templates for protein
synthesis
false
indicate the four nitrogenous bases that are found
in DNA
adenine, guanine, cytosine, thymine
the bonds that join the nucleotides in DNA to form
the sugar-phosphate backbone are ___ bonds
covalent
a single nucleotide change in a DNA sequence is
not enough to alter any protein structure in an
organism
false
match the analytic method with the description
* DNA fingerprinting/profiling = demonstrates unique patterns of DNA fragments in
a gel.
* polymerase chain reaction(PCR) = amplifies a specific DNA sequence so that
there are enough coples that they can be readily detected if present.
* DNA sequencing = determines the order of nitrogenous bases in DNA.
* DNA probes = detects specific short DNA sequences characteristic of a specific
microorganism
the process of copying a strand of DNA to form a
strand of RNA is called
transcription
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all mutations result in phenotypic change in an
organism
false
the deliberate manipulation of an organism's
genome in the laboratory is specifically known as ___
genetic engineering
which of the following best portrays the direction of
genetic information flow, according to the central
dogma of biology
DNA -> RNA -> Protein
select the three components of a nucleotide in
DNA
deoxyribose, nitrogenous base, phosphate
in which of the following ways does the gene for
sickle cell hemoglobin differ from the gene for
normal hemoglobin
there is a single nucleotide difference
different species of microorganisms as well as
different strains within a species can usually be
distinguished by genetic differences
true
a single nucleotide change in the original sequence
of DNA is a ___
mutation
which of the following are potential applications of
PCR
detection of DNA during crime scene analysis.
detection and identification of infectious agents in patient samples.
detection of DNA from victims of massive disasters.
match each of the items needed for PCR with their
function in the reaction
* template DNA strand = provides the target sequence which will be amplified
* primers = direct the DNA polymerase to the target sequence and provide starting
material for DNA polymerase to add on to
* thermostable polymerase = synthesize new DNA strands
* thermocycler = controls and quickly modifies the reaction temperature as needed
* free deoxynucleotides = building block that are added to form the new DNA
strands
place the steps of one PCR cycle into the correct
order
1. denaturation
2. priming
3. extension
primers selected for PCR must hybridize with ___
the DNA flanking either end of the target sequence
following PCR, the products were loaded into a gel
and electrophoresis was performed. following
staining of the gel, no band of DNA was observed.
based on this observation, was the desired
sequence successfully amplified
no
which of the following is accomplished by use of
PCR
a specific sequence of DNA can be amplified a billion fold
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indicate the items needed for PCR
free deoxynucleotides
thermostable DNA polymerase
primers
template DNA with target sequence
primers provide the specific location where DNA
synthesis will ___
begin
which of the following can be used to detect the
products of PCR
gel electrophoresis
match the reagents used in the master mix with their
purpose in the polymerase chain reaction
taq polymerase = heat-stable enzyme that builds the new DNA molecules
dNTP mixture = free nucleotides used to build the new DNA molecules
primers = short DNA sequences that direct the synthesis of the target DNA
buffer = a reagent used to enhance the activity of enzymes in the mixture
the following steps are completed when preparing
a sample for PCR. place the steps in the correct
order
1. label microcentrifuge tubes
2. add DNA samples to microcentrifuge tubes using a new micropipet tip for each
sample
3. add prepared master mix containing Taq polymerase, primers,
deoxynucleotides, and buffer to microcentrifuge tubes
4. place PCR tubes into thermocycler, set program, and start
how should PCR products be stored after
completion of PCR, prior to gel electrophoresis
4C
which of the following are needed to cast the
agarose gel
comb, liquefied agarose, gel tray
when positioning the gel in the electrophoresis
chamber, the wells should be closet to the ___
electrode
negative
the progress of the DNA fragments through the gel
can be monitored by ___
observing the movement of the bromophenol blue loading dye
where should the micropipet tip be when delivering
a DNA specimen into a well in an agarose gel
below the buffer surface, in the upper portion of the well
what would be the consequence of not including a
lane with the DNA ladder on an electrophoresis gel
there would be no way to determine the size of the fragments
which of the following is used to stain the DNA in a
gel for viewing after electrophoresis
ethidium bromide
which of the following are included in the master
mix used to perform PCR
deoxynucleotides
primers
buffer
taq polymerase
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