Mastering Restriction Digestion and Directional Cloning for Expression Vectors

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What is the purpose of restriction digestion in generating an expression vector?

  • To see production of the new protein
  • To select for cells that have taken up the vector
  • To ligate vector and insert together
  • To ensure the insert is cloned in only one orientation (correct)

What is the next step after ligating vector and insert together in generating an expression vector?

  • Digest vector and insert DNA with two restriction enzymes
  • Select for cells that have taken up vector by plating on selective media
  • Transform into E. coli (correct)
  • See production of new protein

What is the purpose of selective media in generating an expression vector?

  • To ensure the insert is cloned in only one orientation
  • To ligate vector and insert together
  • To select for cells that have taken up the vector (correct)
  • To see production of the new protein

What is the difference between directional cloning and non-directional cloning?

<p>Directional cloning ensures the insert is cloned in only one orientation, while non-directional cloning does not (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the purpose of digesting vector and insert DNA with two restriction enzymes in directional cloning?

<p>To ensure the insert is cloned in only one orientation (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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