a.) wanting to clone gene Z into pVector, the gene is amplified by PCR and restriction sites are added to the flanking ends. without realizing that the antibotic resistant gen )tetR) had a Sal1 site, you decide to add EcoR1 and Sal1 recofnition sequencen into the 12-nucleotide primers. Write the sequence of the 2 primers, noting the 5' and 3' ends?

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a.) wanting to clone gene Z into pVector, the gene is amplified by PCR and restriction sites are added to the flanking ends. without realizing that the antibotic resistant gen )tetR) had a Sal1 site, you decide to add EcoR1 and Sal1 recofnition sequencen into the 12-nucleotide primers.

Write the sequence of the 2 primers, noting the 5' and 3' ends?

 

You are cloning the human gene Z into a bacterial expression vector, pVector, which has a
tetracyclin resistant gene (tet). The maps of pVector and gene Z are shown below, with known
restriction sites labelled. Restriction enzyme recognition sequences along with cut sites are
also noted. Assume that the distances between the restriction sites in the multiple cloning site
are negligible.
Multiple
cloning site
Promoter
EcoR1
Salt
200 bp
Xho1
700 bp
pVector
2600bp
600 bp
EcoR1
Sal1
Xho1
tetR
5' - alA ATTC-3 5 - arcaAC-3
3 -CTTAAla -5
5' - CTCGAG-3
3-CAGCT|G - 5 3.GAGC T|C - 5
Sal1
ORI
1100 bp
START
STOP
5' - ATTCGGCGGATT
TACGCGATATCG - 3'
3'- ТАAGCCGCСТАА
Gene Z
ATGCGCTATAGC - 5'
800 bp
Transcribed Image Text:You are cloning the human gene Z into a bacterial expression vector, pVector, which has a tetracyclin resistant gene (tet). The maps of pVector and gene Z are shown below, with known restriction sites labelled. Restriction enzyme recognition sequences along with cut sites are also noted. Assume that the distances between the restriction sites in the multiple cloning site are negligible. Multiple cloning site Promoter EcoR1 Salt 200 bp Xho1 700 bp pVector 2600bp 600 bp EcoR1 Sal1 Xho1 tetR 5' - alA ATTC-3 5 - arcaAC-3 3 -CTTAAla -5 5' - CTCGAG-3 3-CAGCT|G - 5 3.GAGC T|C - 5 Sal1 ORI 1100 bp START STOP 5' - ATTCGGCGGATT TACGCGATATCG - 3' 3'- ТАAGCCGCСТАА Gene Z ATGCGCTATAGC - 5' 800 bp
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