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During PCR, DNA sample is cooled to 54°C, allowing primers to attach to opposite ends of the target sequence. That step in the PCR is called:

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Annealing

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Name the enzyme that joins the sticky ends, fixing the gene into the plasmid.

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DNA Ligase

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Clone

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A group of genetically-identical organisms derived from a single original parent cell

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Gel electrophoresis is a laboratory technique used to

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Separate and isolate proteins or DNA fragments based on size

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The transfer of genes between species is called gene modification, and the new organism created is called a

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Transgenic

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Can certain animal species reproduce asexually and can humans create genetic clones?

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True

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This image is a photograph of DNA fragments that have been separated. Identify which strand of DNA is the shortest. Options: A, B, C, D

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B

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To compare a specific region of DNA from a 100-year-old preserved Tasmanian wolf with living marsupials, which method increases the amount of wolf DNA for testing? Options: DNA profiling, Karyotyping, PCR, Gel electrophoresis.

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PCR

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Which is NOT a standard part of PCR?

• Use of a heat-resistant polymerase
• Breaking of the hydrogen bonds that connect two complementary DNA strands
• Supply of large numbers of A, C, G and T nucleoside triphosphates
• Breaking of covalent bonds within the backbone of DNA strands

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Breaking of covalent bonds within the backbone of DNA strands

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Why are plasmids useful in genetic modification of bacteria?

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They are easily transferred between bacterial cells and are small enough to manipulate easily.