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Genetic Engineering 1 Inserting a new a gene 2 Altering a gene 3 Deleting or turning off a gene gene knockout Tools Three important tools used for genetic engineering PCR takes a single copy of the gene of interest and makes ID: 779532

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Slide1

Genetic Engineering

pp. 258-264

Slide2

Genetic Engineering

1

) Inserting a new a gene

2) Altering a gene3) Deleting or turning off a gene (gene knockout)

Slide3

Tools

Three important tools used for genetic engineering

PCR

: takes a single copy of the gene of interest and makes (amplifies) up to a million copies for useRestriction enzymes: act like scissors to cut and manipulate DNALigase: an enzyme that acts like a welder to seal the cut up DNA

Slide4

PCR (polymerase chain reaction)

Slide5

Restriction Enzymes

Restriction enzymes are naturally found in bacteria and used to fight virus infections

Each enzyme is specific to the DNA sequence it recognizes and cuts

The resulting cut has a “sticky” overhang where foreign can be inserted

Slide6

Ligase

Seals the DNA together by covalently bonding the base pairs at the overhang

Slide7

Applications and Techniques

Gene

Cloning

Slide8

A

plasmid

(ring of DNA found in bacteria) and human DNA (donor gene) are cut with the same restriction enzyme to make a sticky end

Donor gene combines with the plasmid (recombinant DNA) and sealed with ligase

Slide9

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nfC689ElUVk

Slide10

Plasmid

(cloning vector)

is inserted back into bacterium so that now the bacteria cell makes that specific protein

EX. insulin for diabetics or the clotting factor for hemophiliaWhen a bacterial cell divides it makes clones of itself and the new gene

Slide11

Gene Therapy

Altering or

adding

genes to treat a genetic disorderExpensive and only lasts as long as the cell line Is viable

Slide12

Stem Cells

Stem cells have not yet specialized, so they can become any body

cell

Can alter or add DNA first

Useful

for replacing tissue or

organs or cells that don’t repair after damage such as nerve

cells

Slide13

Other Biotech – Organism Cloning

Creating a genetic copy of an

organism

Useful for manufacturing tissue and producing

more transgenic individuals