pBR322
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Plasmid pBR322 has a Pst l restriction enzyme site within gene ampR that confers ampicillin resistance. If this enzyme is used for inserting a gene for β-galactoside production and the recombinant plasmid is inserted in an E.coli strain:
It will lead to lysis of the host cell
It will not be able to confer ampicillin resistance to the host cell
It will be able to produce a novel protein with a dual ability
The transformed cells will have the ability to resist ampicillin as well as produce β-galactoside
Enumerate the importance of osmosis in the life of the plants.
How many selectable markers are present in pBR322?
- biodiesel production
- seedless fruit production
- energy production from sewage
- gene transfer without a vector
Which cell organelle plays an important role during metamorphosis in frogs?
Mitochondria
Lysosome
Nucleus
Endoplasmic Reticulum
Mention one significance of osmosis
How do Ori and cloning sites facilitate cloning into a vector?
- ampR, tetR - antibiotic resistance genes
- rop - reduced osmotic pressure
- Hind III, EcoRI - selectable markers
- ori - original restriction enzyme
- Vector
- Invertor
- Protractor
- Reactor
What are selectable markers?
- A: EcoR I, B: BamH I, C: Ori, D: Ampicillin resistance gene
- A: BamH I, B: EcoR I, C: Ampicillin resistance gene, D: Ori
- A: origin of replication, B: Hind II, C: BamH I, D: ampR
- A: EcoR I, B: Hind II, C: Ori, D: ampR
- Facilitate action of restriction enzymes
- Precipitate DNA
- Break open the cell to release DNA
- Remove proteins such as histones
What are major components found on a cloning vector?
- Methicillin resistance marker
- Ampicillin resistance marker
- Tetracycline resistance marker
- Kanamycin resistance marker
What is the function of a selectable marker during transformation?
- False
- True
- Separation of DNA fragments according to their size
- Construction of recombinant DNA by joining with cloning vectors
- Isolation of DNA molecules
- Cutting of DNA into fragments
- Monocistronic
- Unregulated
- Repressible
- Inducible
- None of the above
- Capping
- Splicing
- Tailing
Define insertional inactivation.
- Capping
- Tailing
- Splicing
- None of the above
- isolation of genetic material
- processing of large volume of culture
- separation and purification of a product
- micro-injection
Do plasmids carry essential genes?
- Boyer and Ramsay
- Bolivar and Rodriguez
- Bohr and Ray
- Bacon and Raman
- EcoRI
- pBR 322
- AIUI
- Hind III
Column I | Column II | ||
P | Restriction enzymes | 1 | Tumour inducing plasmid |
Q | Agrobacterium tumefaciens | 2 | Cleaves DNA at specific sites |
R | Kary Mullis | 3 | Insecticidal protein |
S | Bt | 4 | Polymerase Chain Reaction |
- P-2, Q-1, R-4, S-3
- P-1, Q-2, R-4, S-3
- P-2, Q-1, R-3, S-4
- P-1, Q-2, R-3, S-4
- Holley and Nirenberg
- Nirenberg and Matthei
- Holley Nirenberg and Khorana
- W. Fleming and Matthei
- pBR322
- Eco RI
- Hind II
- Hind III
Water passes into a root by the process called _______.
- Plasmid bearing 322 restriction sites
- Plasmid made by Boyer and Rodriguez.
- Plasmid made by Bolivar and Rodriguez
- Plasmid containing just 322 nucleotides.