IMAT Recombinant DNA and PCR questions
42 questions · Biology
Recombinant DNA techniques: restriction enzymes, ligase, vectors and plasmids, and the steps of the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) and what each one does.
Sample questions
- To clone a human gene in a bacterium so that a functional protein is produced, it is preferable to start from cDNA rather than genomic DNA because:
- AcDNA already carries a bacterial promoter
- BcDNA contains no introns, which bacteria cannot remove
- CcDNA is more stable than genomic DNA
- DcDNA is single-stranded and easier to insert
- Egenomic DNA cannot be cut by restriction enzymes
- Restriction enzymes are:
- AEndonucleases
- BIsomerases
- CTransferases
- DOxidoreductases
- ELigases
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