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BIO 101

Chapter 13

1)Small, often circular DNAs found in bacteria that are useful in recombinant DNA methods are called:

2. Which of the following results from inserting foreign DNA into an organism to produce a new gene combination?

3. A DNA molecule can be cut at a specific nucleotide sequence using

5. An organism that contains foreign DNA inserted into its own genetic material, is said to be genetically modified or:

6. The polymerase chain reaction (PCR) is essential for:

7. If the DNA fingerprint of a suspect does not match a blood sample from a crime scene, what can you conclude?

8. When bacteria pick up pieces of DNA from the environment and integrate them into their genome, we use the word to describe this natural process

9. How many copies of a gene of interest are produced from one template DNA strand after three cycles of the polymerase chain reaction (PCR)?

10 Which of the following is currently used by the U.S. Department of Justice as a form of genetic "fingerprinting" of people involved in crimes?

11. Short tandem repeats (STRs) are

12. DNA moves towards the anode in an electric field because it:

13 If you start a polymerase chain reaction with one copy of a DNA molecule, how many copies will you have after each of these numbers of cycles?

14. Match the genetically engineered plant trait with its potential advantage.

15. If a DNA sample is taken at a crime scene and tested using the CODIS, and found not to match that of a suspect, then

16. A common type of transgenic plant carries the Bt gene that

17. A_______is a small circular DNA that is maintained outside of a chromosome, and that sometimes carries genes conferring

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