BIOL 142 Lecture Notes - Lecture 18: Agarose Gel Electrophoresis, Bamhi, Antimicrobial Resistance

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How you could identify a gene with alleles that causes a disease. Pedigree analyses showing if a phenotype is heritable. Needed for cell to know to copy our recombinant plasmid. Look at given restriction endonuclease and use one to sub-clone the gene into the plasmid. Transform bacterial cells by pipetting our dna from our ligation reaction (insertion) into a vial of competent bacterial cells, follow protocol for transformation, then expose to cells transformation, then expose to cells. Want them to copy lots of copies of our recombinant area of study. Next step: plating cells with antibiotic resistance so only bacteria with the plasmid will grow. We don"t care about cells without the plasmid need ones with it to copy and study. Important to identify the cell that has the plasmid and copying the plasmid: a circular plasmid is 2800 bp in length and has recognition sequences at the following locations: 200; 600; 1200; 1600; and 2000.

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