Individual who is homozygous for a mutation that introduce an early stop an codon at codon 225.
2) A blotting method known as Western blotting can be used to detect proteins that are...
4. In future lectures we will describe a technique known as Northern blotting that can be used to detect RNA transcribed from a particular gene. Briefly, in this method a specific RNA is detected using a short segment of cloned DNA as a probe. The DNA probe, which is radioactive, is complementary to the RNA that the researcher wishes to detect. After the radioactive probe DNA basepairs to the RNA, the RNA is visualized as a dark (radioactive) band on...
Based on the data above, the individual in lane 3 most likely
has which of the following types of mutations in β-globin?
Group of answer choices
- Nonsense mutation
- Missense mutation
-Trinucleotide repeat expansion
-Silent mutation
-Back mutation
Western blotting is a technique that can detect a specific polypeptide using an antibody probe. In a Western blotting experiment, a mixture of cellular proteins is separated using gel electrophoresis according to their molecular masses. After the antibody has bound to...
100 300 400 200 A>G 800 500 AGGUA 600 exon 1 Hexon 2 exon 3 700 exon 4 CAG UGA AUG UAA AAAAA Lane: 1 2 3 Lane: 1 2 3 4 5 4 5 approx. size (bp) -900 approx. size (Da) -12,000 -11,000 -800 -700 - 10,000 -600 -9000 -500 -8000 -7000 -400 -300 -6000 Northern Blot Western Blot (fig56) At the top of the figure above is a gene diagram for a hypothetical gene, noting the length of...
QUESTION 6 Assume you are studying a protein-coding gene, ACEX, which includes 4 exons as illustrated in the gene map below. The 5' UTR and 3' UTR segments are each 25 bp long. Exons 1 thru 4 are 100, 200, 300, 400 bp long, respectively. Each intron is 200 bp each. The locations of the relevant EcoRI sites within the ACEX locus are indicated, but the location of other restriction enzyme sites (like BamHI) are not shown." EcoRI probe EcoRI...
Question 2:
a)
You determine that
xpd
is expressed preferentially in muscle. Your colleague wants to
know
if any of the mutations affect the stability of the RNA
transcript, thereby leading to higher
turnover and lower overall mRNA levels. What techniques could
you use to test her
hypothesis? List the pros and cons of each method. (hint: try to
think of at least three methods
you could use)
b) You find that your collegue is correct, and that the xpda...