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If a bacterium does not contain a plasmid, what phenotype will it express in the presence of an antibiotic for which a recombinant plasmid provides resistance?
If a bacterium does not contain a plasmid, what phenotype will it express in the presence of an antibiotic for which a recombinant plasmid provides resistance?
- It will be sensitive to the antibiotic. (correct)
- It will replicate faster than bacteria containing the recombinant plasmid.
- It will mutate to gain resistance to the antibiotic.
- It will exhibit resistance to the antibiotic due to horizontal gene transfer.
Viruses cannot be used as a cloning vehicle to incorporate genetic material into a host organism.
Viruses cannot be used as a cloning vehicle to incorporate genetic material into a host organism.
False (B)
The restriction endonuclease EcoRI recognizes a specific palindromic sequence in DNA. What is the sequence in question?
The restriction endonuclease EcoRI recognizes a specific palindromic sequence in DNA. What is the sequence in question?
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The process by which bacterial walls become temporarily permeable, allowing a plasmid to enter, is called ______.
The process by which bacterial walls become temporarily permeable, allowing a plasmid to enter, is called ______.
Match the steps involved in constructing a genomic library.
Match the steps involved in constructing a genomic library.
Which of the following poses the greatest challenge in creating a functional recombinant DNA molecule?
Which of the following poses the greatest challenge in creating a functional recombinant DNA molecule?
Genetic engineering's primary goals are limited to improving human health and agricultural practices.
Genetic engineering's primary goals are limited to improving human health and agricultural practices.
Describe a hypothetical scenario where the use of a specific restriction endonuclease, different from EcoRI, might be necessary for creating a recombinant DNA molecule and explain the rationale behind the choice.
Describe a hypothetical scenario where the use of a specific restriction endonuclease, different from EcoRI, might be necessary for creating a recombinant DNA molecule and explain the rationale behind the choice.
The process of producing a large number of identical molecules, cells, or organisms is referred to as ______.
The process of producing a large number of identical molecules, cells, or organisms is referred to as ______.
Match the following steps of recombinant DNA technology with their correct description:
Match the following steps of recombinant DNA technology with their correct description:
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Recombinant DNA
Recombinant DNA
Artificial DNA containing genes from two or more organisms.
Genetic Engineering
Genetic Engineering
Techniques used to modify the genetic material of organisms.
Restriction Endonucleases
Restriction Endonucleases
Enzymes that cut DNA at specific sequences.
Cloning Carrier
Cloning Carrier
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Genomic Library
Genomic Library
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Metamorphosis (in bacteria)
Metamorphosis (in bacteria)
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Cloning (bacteria)
Cloning (bacteria)
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DNA Ligase
DNA Ligase
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