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    circular chromosome. Its genome has a total of 5.7 million base-pairs‚ with 2.8 million residing on its circular chromosome and 2.1 million residing on its linear chromosome and although most of the genes essential for its survival are located on the circular chromosome; through evolution some essential genes have migrated to the linear chromosome. Based on sequence analysis‚ it was determined that the linear chromosome was derived from a plasmid that was transformed into the bacteria. The ends of

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    GAL4-GFP enhancer trap system It’s a system for GAL4 targeted gene expression. An enhancer trap vector bearing a modified GAL4-VP16 gene was inserted randomly into the Arabidopsis genome by Agro bacterium mediated transformation. Cell specific activation of the GAL4-VP16 gene by cellular enhancer results in activation of a linked GFP gene‚ allowing simple characterization of expression patterns. Targeted expression of another gene (X) can be induced by genetic crossing. (Haseloff) Fig1. Shows

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    Zygote

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    Define the terms zygote‚ chromosomes‚ genes‚ and DNA‚ and explain how they are related. What do you think of when you hear the words zygote‚ chromosomes‚ genes and deoxyribonucleic acid also known as DNA? Those words all are contribute of the genetic make-up of your life. Zygote‚ chromosomes‚ genes and DNA are all related. They are extremely important in life and we need those to even be here today. Without those we are nothing. The zygote is a single cell formed at conception. The zygote contains

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    the modification of an organism by changing its genetic material. Genes can be transferred from different organisms and this makes many things possible with genetic engineering. Examples of genetic engineering include taking the insulin gene and using bacteria to create quick and cheap insulin to treat diabetics. Genetic engineering can also be used on food. For example‚ people lacking vitamin A in their diet can take the Carotene gene and eat modified golden rice. The law in Britain on genetic

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    it created the field of genetic engineering. In a way‚ manipulation of genes is not really new. Long before‚ farmers have controlled the outcome of plant and animal breeding through selective breeding. It all first started with the concept of selective breeding‚ which is still done today by arranging animals to breed together to enhance and increase genetic make-up [3]. But unlike genetic engineering‚ the manipulation of genes in selective breeding is all natural and can only be done within the same

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    current efforts in genetic engineering have been focused on genes that cause disease and to date‚ about eight hundred and eighty of these "disease" genes have been found. They include genes for Huntington’s disease‚ cystic fibrosis‚ schizophrenia‚ Alzheimer’s‚ Duchenne muscular dystrophy‚ familial colon cancer‚ breast cancer and many more. Once the human genome is mapped‚ the next logical step is gene therapy‚ in which a missing gene is added or a defective one is removed. One of the main issues

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    In the first part of this lab‚ E.coli cells were transformed with an R-plasmid carrying a tetracycline resistant gene‚ giving rise to tetracycline resistant E.coli strain. This was accomplished through transformation‚ which allowed E.coli to directly uptake the naked DNA molecule carrying the antibiotic resistant gene (1). However‚ in order to take up the DNA and incorporate them into their genome via recombination‚ cells must be competent (1). Therefore‚ E.coli cells which are not competent under

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    Structure of Dna

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    Every living organism is made of cells. Every cell has a nucleus‚ and every nucleus has chromosomes. Human beings have 46 chromosomes or 23 chromosome pairs and each chromosome contains hundreds of genes. These genes contain the recipes‚ for proteins that make most of the body. Structural proteins form things such as skin‚ hair‚ and muscle. These chromosomes are very long compact coils of DNA (Deoxyribonucleic Acid) that store all the information that the body inbeds such as how one looks and functions

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    has brought‚ and continues to bring‚ salvation to many in the form of new technologies‚ Science cannot create many aspects of the utopia we so crave. A perfect world‚ some assert‚ is one in which society is harmonious and all humans have “perfect genes”‚ bestowing upon them favourable and much coveted characteristics. It is also one where the environment we live in is free from pollution and the environmental crisis we face today is resolved. While I concede that Science may be able to create some

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    Perhaps all we would need is time and opportunity to research and learn more about human genes. Currently we do not possess enough understanding to create any sort of “superhuman.” It would take many years to obtain that kind of understanding. Even when or if we do reach that point that kind of technology would probably only be used to prolong

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