Recombinant DNA Technology

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Recombinant DNA Technology Site directed mutagenesis Genetics vs. Reverse Genetics Gene expression in bacteria and viruses Gene expression in yeast Genetic engineering in plants Genetic engineering in animals Gene therapy in mammals Detection of disease alleles

Recombinant DNA Technology Site directed mutagenesis Base pair substitution Insertion Deletion Plasmid or PCR based approach

Genetics Mutant phenotype Mutant allele DNA sequence Protein sequence

Reverse Genetics Protein sequence DNA sequence Mutant allele Mutant phenotype

Recombinant DNA Technology Restriction fragment length polymorphism Restriction digest Gel or gel + Southern blot Identify linkage to the mutant allele

Recombinant DNA Technology Gene disruption Gene knockout Insert selectable marker into gene

Recombinant DNA Technology Two-step expression vector Chromosomal lac inducible T7 RNA pol T7 RNA pol initiates expression of plasmid

Recombinant DNA Technology Bacterial expression of hGH No human signal sequence Add bacterial signal sequence

Recombinant DNA Technology Engineered bacteria Synthesize new antibiotics Actinorhodin (blue) Medermycin (brown) Hybrid mederrhodin A (reddish purple)

Recombinant DNA Technology Baculovirus expression 150 kb genome. Insect cells. Low frequency recombination inserts foreign gene into viral genome. Recombinant virus do not have coat protein.

Recombinant DNA Technology Yeast Vectors Transformation Gne regulation

Recombinant DNA Technology Genetic engineering in plants Ti plasmid Agrobacterium tumefaciens Crown gall disease Genetically engineered plants

Recombinant DNA Technology Transgenic Drosophila Bacterial beta galactosidase gene P elements

Recombinant DNA Technology Transgenic sheep Beta lactobumin promoter Active only in mammary tissue Microinjection into ovum Transplant and test by PCR High levels of transgene expressed in milk

Recombinant DNA Technology Rodent gene knockouts Create targeting vector Homologous recombination in cells Select for recombinants/knockouts G418 (Neo) eliminates wild type cells without vector integration and ganciclovir kills cells with randomly integrated vector (that carry the tk gene).

Recombinant DNA Technology Rodent gene knockouts ES cell knockouts

Recombinant DNA Technology Transgenic rodents Rat growth hormone responsive to heavy metals

Recombinant DNA Technology Transgenic fish Hormone complex with strong promoter in salmon

Recombinant DNA Technology Gene Therapy Injection of fertilized egg Germinal therapy Somatic therapy

Recombinant DNA Technology Tracking disease alleles Amniocentesis Southern blotting Common genetic disorders

Genomics Overview VNTRs Linkage RAPDs FISH and painting Genomes Yeast two hybrid system Microarrays

Genomics VNTRs Simple sequence repeats Highly variable Excellent for linkage and human identity

Genomics Linkage Allele/marker segregates with a disorder

Genomics RAPDs Highly variable Unknown origin Reproducibility?

Genomics Chromosomal approaches FISH Paints Study of large genomic alterations

Genomics Somatic cell hybrids Full complement of rodent chromosomes One or more human chromosomes Chromosome level PCR based mapping

Genomics Genome sequences Bacteria Arabidopsis

Genomics Yeast two hybrid system Target and bait Detect gene interaction

Genomics Microarrays High throughput Genotyping Gene expression