Which of the following are examples of biotechnology applications for site-specific recombination?
A. replacement of one gene allele for another on the chromosome
B. deletion of a gene from the chromosome
C. alteration of the linear structure of a chromosome
D. insertion of a new gene into a defined location on the chromosome
E. All of the choices given are correct.
E
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A) tidal volume B) vital capacity C) residual volume D) total lung capacity
Mitochondrial DNA is useful for tracing ancestry because:
A. recombination rarely occurs. B. mutations in mitochondrial DNA are rare; mitochondrial DNA has relatively little variation. C. mutations in mitochondrial DNA are almost always harmful. D. both recombination and mutation in mitochondrial DNA are rare. E. both recombination and mutation in mitochondrial DNA are rare, but when mutations do occur, they are almost always harmful.
The above figure of goslings (baby geese)
following their mother demonstrates a. imprinting behavior. b. displaying instinctive behavior. c. feeding a social parasite. d. a learned behavior. e. all of these
Draw and label the specific sequence of procedures, reagents, and materials needed to obtain a human protein from E. coli cells growing in a lab culture.
What will be an ideal response?