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| a string of amnio acids connected by peptide bonds, make us function |
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| the type of cell that are found in humans |
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| single or double helix that is used in transcription or translation |
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| the process by which information is translated by the ribosome and the appropriate amino acids are brought in |
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| RNA involved in transcription |
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| insect resistant genetic engineering |
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| Polymerase Chain Reaction |
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| used to make copies of small amounts of DNA |
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| base pairs with adenine during DNA |
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| what cytosine base pairs with |
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| RNA involved in translation |
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| all the chromosomes of an organism (all the nuclear DNA) |
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| the combination of the coloning vector and the DNA of interest |
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| enzyme that cuts DNA at specific locations |
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| the circular double-stranded DNA found in bacteria that are used for genetic engineering |
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| combination of anti bodies and tumor cells |
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| 3 nucleotides that code for one amino acid |
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| DNA molecule vehivle to carry foreign genetic material |
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| what thymine base pairs with in DNA and uracil base pairs with in RNA |
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| proetin that is produced as a reaction to the antigen |
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| the organelle that contains genetic material |
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| flow of genetic material within biological systems |
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| a combintion of DNA from 2 different organisms |
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| the splitting of strands of DNA |
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| the twenty buliding blocks for proteins |
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| inserting the DNA construct into the cell |
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| using biological organisms as factories |
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| what guanine base pairs with |
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| structures in the nucleus that contain DNA |
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| keeping only the cells that contain the DNA construct, killing all the unmodified plasmids |
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| type of cell a bacterium is |
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