A fragment of DNA is called recombinant if: it has been amplified using the polymerase chain reaction. it contains DNA sequences from more than one source. It separates using an electric field. when separated by heat, it will anneal on cooling. it is acted upon by spliceosomes and the introns are excised. What does the central dogma specify? Genes are encoded in the nucleus. A DNA sequence encodes an mRNA sequence that encodes a protein. mRNA sequences encode DNA, which encode for proteins. mRNA plays a major role in gene expression. An mRNA sequence encodes protein that encodes DNA.

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A fragment of DNA is called recombinant if:
it has been amplified using the polymerase chain reaction.
it contains DNA sequences from more than one source.
It separates using an electric field.
when separated by heat, it will anneal on cooling.
it is acted upon by spliceosomes and the introns are excised.
Transcribed Image Text:A fragment of DNA is called recombinant if: it has been amplified using the polymerase chain reaction. it contains DNA sequences from more than one source. It separates using an electric field. when separated by heat, it will anneal on cooling. it is acted upon by spliceosomes and the introns are excised.
What does the central dogma specify?
Genes are encoded in the nucleus.
A DNA sequence encodes an mRNA sequence that encodes a protein.
mRNA sequences encode DNA, which encode for proteins.
mRNA plays a major role in gene expression.
An mRNA sequence encodes protein that encodes DNA.
Transcribed Image Text:What does the central dogma specify? Genes are encoded in the nucleus. A DNA sequence encodes an mRNA sequence that encodes a protein. mRNA sequences encode DNA, which encode for proteins. mRNA plays a major role in gene expression. An mRNA sequence encodes protein that encodes DNA.
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Recombinant DNA is the piece of DNA fragment, which were produced by atleast two or more fragments from different sources, to produce hybrid. This technique involves inserting segment of DNA (from one organism) into the chromosome of other organism, with the help of enzymes restriction endonuclease and ligase. Restriction endonuclease recognize specific sequence of DNA and cuts within or near close to sequence. Ligase enzyme joins the restricted fragment to the new restricted site of other organism

 

 

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