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BIO095 Chapter 2: Gene Technology Compiled By: Noor Akmal Abd Wahab
BIO095 Chapter 2: Gene Technology Compiled By: Noor Akmal Abd Wahab
PART A:
(FINAL 2016)
A. i,ii,iv,iii
B. ii,iii,iv,i
C. iii,i,ii,iv
D. i,iv,ii,iii
2. A studens uses restriction enzymes to cut a DNA molecule and separate the
fragments using agarose gel electrophoresis. The rate of migration of the DNA
fragments is determined by
(TEST 2018)
PART B:
(FINAL 2018)
1. In recombinant DNA technology, the gene of interest and plasmid are cut using
the same restriction enzyme.
i) What is the significance of using the same restriction enzyme?
(1 mark)
ii) The plasmid contains a marker gene that codes for antibiotic resistance.
List the importance of this marker gene.
(2 marks)
(FINAL 2016)
2. Figure 4 shows steps in gene cloning.
i) Explain why bacteria are routinely used to produce large numbers of the
target DNA.
(2 marks)
BIO095
CHAPTER 2: GENE TECHNOLOGY
COMPILED BY: NOOR AKMAL ABD WAHAB
UNAUTHORISED DUPLICATION IS PROHIBITED, FOR THE CIRCULATION OF BIO095 STUDENTS ONLY
ii) Hind III is the restriction enzyme specific for 5’-AAGCTT-3’. Draw the
double stranded sequence before and after the enzyme cut it.
(3 marks)
(FINAL 2015)
3. Figure 6 below outlines stages in the process by which foreign DNA may be
inserted into a bacterium.
ii) Explain how treating cDNA and plasmids with endonuclease produce
sticky ends.
(2 marks)
(TEST 2017)
5’ --------------------AAAAA 3’
Figure 6
5. Figure 7 shows a DNA molecule and the EcoRI restriction sites. When
electrophoresis of the digested DNA molecule is carried out on an agarose gel, the
bands obtained are shown in Figure 8. Identify and label the position of each of
the DNA bands obtained in Figure 8.