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Exercise 20: What are the steps of the PCR-RFLP experiment? When is the DNA amplified? How...
Today we amplified 50 ng of Bos taurus (calf) DNA by PCR. This amount of DNA contains about 15,000 molecules of the insulin gene [50 ng DNA= 2.5 x 10-20mol; (2.5x10-20)x(6.023×1023) = 1.5 x 104molecules]. We performed PCR for 35 cycles to amplify the amount of this gene. a. What is the theoretical fold amount of DNA amplified by 35 cycles of PCR (remember the 2Nformula)? b. How many molecules of the insulin gene would, therefore, be present after PCR?
In PCR, how is the segment of DNA that is to be amplified determined? A. By the activity of the polymerase B. By the extension of the annealed primers C. By using primers that flank the target sequence D. By denaturation of the entire genome
Lab 8-9 Restriction Enzymes, Gel Electrophoresis, PCR 1. Introduction: Define the following concepts and processes (use lecture textbook, lab manual and ppt as a resource of answers) 1) Define restriction enzyme and how they work 2) Define RFLP. What is full name of RFLP? What is its application? 3) Define DNA fingerprinting and its application 4) Define PCR. What is full name of PCR? What is its application? 5) Define STR and its application 6) Compare and contrast the two...
How can you use PCR in the process of generating recombinant DNA. Why would we need to add a restriction enzyme site onto a fragment of interest in the process of generating recombinant DNA? Why would you benefit from adding two different enzyme sites to a given fragment?
3. With reference to your PCR amplicon, detail the terminal DNA sequences at the two ends of the fragment that will be generated after digestion with Eael (indicate these in the two blocks below). What type of ends are generated by this enzyme (blunt/sticky, 5' or 3 overhang)? (4) GGCCR PCR amplicon RCCGG The PCR was a success and your target region of 770 bp in length has been amplified. You now plan to digest the DNA amplicon with the...
Can you please answer these questions, I need your help urgently. Define RAPD-randomly amplified polymorphic DNA, RFLP-Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism, and AFLP-amplified fragment length polymorphism(molecular markers)? what is the major difference between them and VNTR and what is a VNTR? How is it used in the construction of chromosome maps? Thank you in advance. Forever grateful!!!
Two loci are considered. Locus A is a length polymorphism when amplified by a pair of primers yielding either a 500 bp allele (A1) or a 1100 bp allele (A2). Locus B is a polymorphism that can be cut by restriction digest using Hindlll enzyme. PCR amplification yields either allele B1 that does not have a cut site and is 807 bp or allele B2 which has a cut site and breaks into two segments of 101 and 706 bp...
A)
what are the ley reagents needed to PCR amplify this specific
region of the mouse genome.
B) diagram the PCR fragment and the site of the RLFP on this
fragment woth lengeth in kb indicated.
C) what is the map distance between the deafness and his
RFLP?
diagram genotype and phenotype in crossing scheme snd explain
your answer.
In mice, PCR amplification of a specific DNA fragment revealed a simple autosomal RFLP. In some individuals, the fragment could be...
1.When cloning a PCR product into a plasmid using restriction enzymes, the restriction enzyme recognition sequences in the PCR product most likely came from _______, and the restriction enzyme recognition sequences in the plasmid most likely came from ________. a. A multiple cloning site / the primers b. The primers / a multiple cloning site c. Both came from primers d. Both came from the multiple cloning site e. Naturally present in the gene of interest / the multiple cloning...
answer these questions regarding PCR and DNA "fingerprinting" 1. Explain the concept of DNA” fingerprinting”. What is the reason that it is referred to as fingerprinting? 2. Explain the concept of restriction enzymes and how they are used for DNA mapping. Discuss the concept of PCR as it applies to this process. 3. Explain what is occurring at each location along the thin wires at either end in the electrophoresis box. note that fine bubbles were occurring