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- The CRISPR-CAS system Choose an answer below: enables an adaptive immune response in bacterial cells against virus infections. is used by researchers to introduce targeted disruptions of genes in mammalian genomes. can be used for gene correction by homologous recombination. targets a specific DNA sequence with a complementary RNA molecule. all of the aboveSouther blot is used to detect ______________whereas Nothern blot is used to detect ________________. A. RNA, proteins B. RNA, DNA C. DNA, ProteinsVectors used to clone genes were derived originally from proteins. plasmids. viruses. all of the above. b and c only.
- Chain-termination is a type of ______________a) Sequencingb) Vector generationc) Antibiotic productiond) Gene manipulationPlease give reasons why bacteriophage would not infect a bacteriaDescribe the process of replication of retroviruses. (You can use HIV as an example). Details are required, including the names of key enzymes involved. More than 10 sentences are required to get full credit.
- CRISPR/Cas9 is the 1)____________ immune system of 2)_____________ . CRISPR/Cas9 remembers 3)___________________ pathogens by capturing part of their 4)____________________ in the CRISPR locus. Drs. Charpentier and Doudna used this system to create a powerful tool to 5)_____________ genomes. Here are the choices of the questions: 1) adaptative/innate 2) plants/fungi/viruses/animals/bacteria 3) fungal/phage/bacterial/animal 4) proteins/genome 5) synthesize/editDescribe how you would go about step-wise using the biotechnology available (RNA sequencing, PCR, gel electrophoresis) to create a vaccine.What are "genetic biohackers" in reference to "do it yourself CRISPR kits"? Who is Josiah Zayner and what is he infamous for? Feel free to search that online...
- "CRISPR-Cas9 was discovered as bacterial defense mechanism that targets and destroys foreign plasmids and viruses. Cas9 cleaves the target, and exonuclease degradation occurs." The 1st statement is True and the 2nd statement is False. The 1st statement is False and the 2nd statement is True. Both Staments are True. Both statements are False.Which of these variables is the BEST choice for transferring genes into a plant cell? Ti Vector Bacteriophage Plasmid Hfr HIVIf HIV was just an enveloped virus, but not a retrovirus, which of the following drugs would likely still work? NtRTI NRTI Integrase inhibitor Entry inhibitor