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requires a primer, a short sequence of nucleotides that provides 3′-OH end to start DNA synthesis. Two types of single stranded synthetic deoxyolig... |
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carried out in a typical PCR reaction. In PCR, the amplified product is analysed by gel electrophoresis at the end of reaction (end point analysis)... |
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applications in molecular biology and rDNA technology. One of the applications of PCR is to quantify mRNA to assess the expression of a gene. It is... |
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5′-untranslated region (5′′- UTR), open-reading frames (ORFs) 1a and 1b encodes non-structural proteins, 3-chymotrypsin-like protease (3CLpro), pap... |
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program (exception handler code) which is written to handle such exceptional situations. 1.5.1 The raise Statement The raise statement can be used ... |
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figure signify the accumulation of the product over the duration of the real-time PCR experiment. The fluorescent signal from individual sample is ... |
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libraries (genomic and cDNA libraries), which are described in the following section. (i) Genomic DNA Library A genomic library is a collection of ... |
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Library Gene expression in higher eukaryotes is tissue-specific. In specific cells, certain genes undergo moderate to high expression. For example... |
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the applications of biotechnology. The most important application of cDNA library is to know which genes are active in particular tissues under a p... |
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of enzymes that catalyse the synthesis of new DNA strand by using dNTPs on a template strand. • Alkaline phosphatase is used to remove the terminal... |
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i.e., denaturation, annealing and extension. The amplified product of PCR can be analysed by gel electrophoresis at the end of reaction (end point ... |
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gene. 10. Identify the correctly matched pair from the following options. (a) Northern blot: Detect specific sequence of DNA (b) Southern blot: Det... |
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is true but reason is false. (d) Both assertion and reason are false. 66 BiotechnologyXII Reprint 2025-26 |
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Applications of Recombinant Chapter 4 DNA Technology Recombinant DNA (rDNA) technology has revolutionised 4.1 DNA Fingerprinting our life in variou... |
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there exists short sequences of nucleotides which are repeated a number of times in tandem called STR VNTRs (short tandem repeats) at a locus which... |
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Restriction digestion Sample Extracted Fragmented DNA DNA Electrophoresis gel nylon Probe membrane gel DNA pattern Hybridisation with DNA Transferr... |
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BiotechnologyXII Reprint 2025-26 3. DNA fingerprinting is also used to compare DNA extracts from fossils to modern day counter parts andtherefore,f... |
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71 Reprint 2025-26 Box 1: History of GMO Technology 30,333 BCE 7,800 BCE wolves began Oldest evidence of 1974 Boyer & Cohen develop Genetic enginee... |
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tumor inducing genes is called T-DNA, which is transferred to plant genome upon infection. These genes encode for phytohormones, like auxin and cyt... |
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its cells carry the used to insert the foreign gene and Culture of plant The plant cells are may express it as a cell with antibiotics grown in cul... |
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and Electroporation: Protoplasts are spherical naked plant cells, which are produced by the removal of cell walls. These naked cells are capable of... |
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inner cell mass region of the blastocyst stage. The r-DNA is transfered into these ES cells by electroporation. Few ES cells take up the transgene ... |
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cell and genetically manipulated ‘knockout’ cells. Embryonic chimeras of the mouse have become a tool to investigate the critical developmental pro... |
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attached. Initially, DNA is fragmented into small pieces (~1– 2 kb) and small oligonucleotide adaptors are attached to these DNA fragments. These a... |
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