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Bio 219 Final Exam Questions With Complete Solutions Characteristics of E. coli - gram negative - rod-shaped - lives in lower gut of warm-blooded animals - prokaryotic model organism as host for working with recombinant DNA Gram negative bacteria - external lipopolysaccharide (LPS) layer ...

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Characteristics of E. coli - gram negative


- rod-shaped

- lives in lower gut of warm-blooded animals

- prokaryotic model organism as host for working with recombinant DNA




Gram negative bacteria - external lipopolysaccharide (LPS) layer


- single layer of peptidoglycan

- does not retain stain




Lipopolysaccharide (LPS) layer - varies between bacteria


- O-antigen stimulates immune response




Operon - system in which contains genes that encode for specific function


- clustered on DNA sequence

- allow protein synthesis is controlled and coordinated with needs of cell

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chDNA - large circular DNA (bacteria)


- contains the lux operon




Restriction Digestion - cut DNA into smaller pieces


- enzymatic reaction via restriction enzymes

- cuts at specific locations on DNA




Plasmids - small circular DNA


- double stranded

- physically separate from chDNA

- carry survival genes - i.e. antibiotic resistance

- replicated autonomously within cell

- can be transferred between cells via transformation, conjugation, transduction

- useful cloning tools

- plasmid vectors are central in chemically induced transformations




Ligation - reaction that ligates, or combines, two different types of DNA together, creating

recombinant DNA (if DNA is different from each other)

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- DNA can either be from the same organism, or different

- enzymatic reaction




Recombinant DNA - forms of DNA from two different sources come together


- i.e. chDNA from A. fischeri and plasmid DNA




Shotgun Cloning - random digestion of large DNA to create small DNA


- ligated into plasmid

- transported to other organisms




- process in which a large piece of DNA is randomly cut into smaller pieces and the gene of

interest is screened for from thousand of clones




Genomic Library - collection of clones DNA fragments from genome, each part

represented in complete library

- can be screened for specific sequence

- i.e. A. fischeri screened for lux operon

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