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Which of the following organisms do not contain DNA?
Which of the following organisms do not contain DNA?
- Plants
- Bacteria
- Yeast
- Human body (correct)
What is the function of DNA in a cell?
What is the function of DNA in a cell?
- To convert genes
- To remind of DNA structure
- To illustrate cell machinery
- To create proteins (correct)
Which section of the course provides a detailed explanation of DNA and proteins?
Which section of the course provides a detailed explanation of DNA and proteins?
- Biology of Biotech course (correct)
- Section 2
- Section 1
- Section 3
What is the topic of section 3 of the course?
What is the topic of section 3 of the course?
Which molecule is the building block of DNA?
Which molecule is the building block of DNA?
How many different bases are there in DNA?
How many different bases are there in DNA?
What is the order of base pairing in DNA?
What is the order of base pairing in DNA?
What is the role of post-translational modifications in proteins?
What is the role of post-translational modifications in proteins?
Which enzyme is used to create a gap in the plasmid and cut the human DNA at the same sequence?
Which enzyme is used to create a gap in the plasmid and cut the human DNA at the same sequence?
What is the purpose of adding DNA ligase to the solution?
What is the purpose of adding DNA ligase to the solution?
What is the term used to describe DNA molecules that have been created by combining DNA from more than one source?
What is the term used to describe DNA molecules that have been created by combining DNA from more than one source?
Which cell types are commonly used to create recombinant proteins?
Which cell types are commonly used to create recombinant proteins?
Which type of cells are more sensitive to changes in the cell culture environment?
Which type of cells are more sensitive to changes in the cell culture environment?
Why are bacterial cells unable to be used to create many proteins?
Why are bacterial cells unable to be used to create many proteins?
Which protein type requires the use of mammalian cells to be manufactured?
Which protein type requires the use of mammalian cells to be manufactured?
What is the purpose of injecting ADVATE in patients with Hemophilia A?
What is the purpose of injecting ADVATE in patients with Hemophilia A?
Which of the following best describes recombinant DNA?
Which of the following best describes recombinant DNA?
What is the purpose of restriction enzymes in genetic engineering?
What is the purpose of restriction enzymes in genetic engineering?
What is a plasmid?
What is a plasmid?
How is the gene of interest integrated into a plasmid?
How is the gene of interest integrated into a plasmid?
Which method is used to remove bacterial cells that do not contain the plasmid?
Which method is used to remove bacterial cells that do not contain the plasmid?
Why is a liposome used to transfer recombinant DNA into mammalian cells?
Why is a liposome used to transfer recombinant DNA into mammalian cells?
Why can't antibiotic selection be used to select mammalian cells that have taken up the plasmid?
Why can't antibiotic selection be used to select mammalian cells that have taken up the plasmid?
Why is bacterial cell culture faster and cheaper compared to mammalian cell culture?
Why is bacterial cell culture faster and cheaper compared to mammalian cell culture?
Which of the following best describes fusion proteins?
Which of the following best describes fusion proteins?
What is the advantage of fusion proteins like Alprolix and Eloctate?
What is the advantage of fusion proteins like Alprolix and Eloctate?
Why are antibodies considered stable in a patient's body?
Why are antibodies considered stable in a patient's body?
What is the main method used to produce most biologic drugs?
What is the main method used to produce most biologic drugs?
What is the purpose of genetically engineering animals to produce biologic drugs?
What is the purpose of genetically engineering animals to produce biologic drugs?
Why are blood clotting factors not stable in a patient's body?
Why are blood clotting factors not stable in a patient's body?
