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Fragments of DNA having complementary “sticky ends”
a.
are found only in bacterial cells.
b.
can join with each other.
c.
can join only with complementary fragments of
the same species.
d.
are immediately digested by enzymes in the
cytoplasm of the cell.
b. can join with
each other.
Enzymes that cut DNA molecules at specific places
a.
have sticky ends.
b.
are restriction enzymes.
c.
work only on bacterial DNA.
d.
always break the DNA between guanine and
adenine.
b. are restriction
enzymes.
Plasmids
a. are circular pieces of bacterial
DNA.
b. replicate when the organism’s
main chromosome replicates.
c. are often used as vectors in
genetic engineering.
d.
All of the above
d. All of the above
Recombinant DNA is formed by
joining DNA molecules
a.
from two different sources.
b. from two chromosomes of the
same organism.
c.
with RNA molecules.
d. with proteins from a different
species.
a. from two
different sources.
DNA fingerprinting has been used in criminal
investigations because
a.
criminals leave DNA samples behind them when
they touch objects at a crime scene.
b.
DNA analysis is believed to allow investigators to
distinguish body cells of different individuals, who are
unlikely to have the same DNA.
c.
bacterial DNA on the hands of criminals may
provide a clue as to where that person was when the crime
was committed.
d.
DNA found on murder weapons is easy to identify.
b. DNA analysis is believed to allow
investigators to distinguish body cells
of different individuals, who are
unlikely to have the same DNA.
PCR : copies of DNA segments ::
a. genetically engineered bacterium :
human proteins
b.
genetic engineering : new genes
c. RNA polymerase : restriction
enzymes
d.
DNA plasmid : gel electrophoresis
a.
genetically engineered bacterium :
human proteins
A genome is
a.
an organism’s collection of genes.
b.
a process used to copy DNA.
c. the nucleotide sequence that
makes up a particular gene.
d. a fragment of DNA added to a
chromosome during a recombinant
DNA experiment.
a. an organism’s
collection of genes.
Transferring normal human genes into
human cells that lack them
a.
is impossible at this time.
b.
will cause cancer.
c. will cause antibodies to kill those
cells.
d.
is called gene therapy.
d. is called
gene therapy.
A vaccine made from the DNA of a pathogen
a.
does not cause the disease.
b.
causes a mild form of the disease.
c.
protects against other diseases as well
as the disease caused by the pathogen.
d.
may not work.
a. does not cause
the disease
A gene that codes for resistance to an
herbicide has been added to the genome
of certain plants. These plants will
a. produce chemicals that kill weeds
growing near them.
b.
die when exposed to the herbicide.
c.
convert the herbicide to fertilizer.
d. survive when the herbicide is sprayed
on the field.
d.
survive when the herbicide is
sprayed on the field.
An understanding of the human
genome is aided by an understanding
of
a.
mathematics.
b.
computer science.
c.
DNA fingerprints.
d.
the genomes of model species.
d. the genomes of
model species
A DNA microarray is an important tool because it
a.
can cure cancer.
b.
shows which genes are active in a cell.
c.
identifies an individual.
d.
dyes tumor cells to kill them.
b. shows which
genes are active in a
cell
.
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