"The direction manipulation of genes for practical purposes" genetic engineering What are genes inserted into for cloning in DNA Cloning plasmids Resulting DNA from plasmid + gene of interest recombinant DNA What is plasmid carrying cloned DNA called cloning vector Places where plasmids get cut restriction sites Parts yielded by restriction enzyme restriction fragments What are these (on restriction fragments) sticky ends What enzyme seals the sticky ends together DNA Ligase How to separate restriction fragments gel electrophoresis What is used to obtain the genes of interest for introduction into plasmids PCR In CRISPR-Cas9 what does Cas9 do remove genes Design of genes to spread through population gene drive Reason for organismal cloning stem cells Cells that give rise to all the specialized cell types in an organism totipotent This thing + plant hormones allows growing plant in the lab callus cells Problem with GMOs crop-to-weed hybridization Plants that do cloning naturally strawberry garlic Modification on maize to make it produce insecticide Bt toxin Transgenic variety of rice to address vitamin A deficiency Golden Rice In cloning, what is nucleus from somatic cell put into egg cell without nucleus Feature of restriction sites (sticky end feature) palindrome What size of DNA moves the furthest in gel electrophoresis small In DNA profiling what is amplified for gel electrophoresis short tandem repeats What can DNA profiling be used for crime scenes You eliminate the alleles mom and child share and see who the father is (Father A). What band shows this 8 What type of disease is cystic fibrosis recessive autosomal Process in which bacteria exchange plasmids conjugation If thing being transferred is "F factor", what is `donor` cell and what is `recipient` cell donor: F+ recipient: F- What is process where one strand of DNA going through mating bridge while the missing part is getting re-replicated to have 2 strands rolling circle replication What does recipient cell become after conjugation is done recombinant Sign for donor where factor is part of main bacterial chromosome Hfr What is transferred to F- cell (including F factor) part of A+ What happens with linear DNA transferred to recipient, causing transfer of A+ synapsis Is recipient cell a donor cell when the F factor gets degraded no Result of transfer from F+ cell: `a`, result of transfer from Hfr cell: `b` a: recombinant F+ b: recombinant F- What do most of the 25 genes in F factor code for mating bridge