MCB 250 Lecture Notes - Lecture 17: Sanger Sequencing, Chain Termination, Phosphodiester Bond

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In chain termination sequencing, a small percentage of the nucleotides added to the dna synthesis reaction are ddntps. If a small amount of ddgtp is added to the four dntps, a fraction of the growing strands will incorporate ddgtp when they encounter a c in the template. These strands will cease to elongate at specific lengths. Because the plasmid is much smaller than the bacterial chromosome, the two can be readily separated once the cell is lysed. The host cell and the recombnant vector can be propagated at will. Forward vs reverse genetics: forward genetics: discover mutant phenotype find the gene sequence the dna, reverse genetics: sequence entie genome find the gene mutat gene and learn phenotype. Introduction: pcr was developed in 1983 as a way to amplify specific dna sequences without having to clone dna into cells, pcr is fast, pcr can amplify a single dna sequence even from minute or impure samples.

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