Answer:
1. Restriction enzymes
2. DNA ligase
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1. Identify your gene of interest (the one that produces human insulin in this case).
2. Isolate it from the rest of the DNA via restriction enzymes. Also extract a plasmid from a bacterium.
3. Use the restriction enzymes on the bacterium as well.
4. Join the cut plasmid and your gene of interest via mixing them and with the help of DNA ligase.
5. Insert the recombinant plasmid into a host cell. The plasmids are taken up by the bacterium by transformation.
6. Select for cells that have been transformed by linking the gene of interest to an antibiotic resistance gene or a report gene.
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1. Agricultural Uses, we can insert disease-resistant genes into plants for example
2. We can amplify the DNA found at a crime scene to more easily trace down suspects
3. Medical Uses; we can more easily detect diseases and test for viruses (via amplification of blood samples).
They form a relationship between fungi and roots
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Answer: The Human Genome Project.
Explanation:
- The Humane genome project was a research collaboration undertaken to sequence the entire DNA of humans and locate within it the functionally important sequences, such as genes as well as identify the physical landmarks.
- The formal launch of the project took place in 1990, and it was declared complete on April 14th, 2003.
Explanation:
The changes that matter undergoes can be attributed to their properties.
Physical change is one of such.
- A physical change is one that alters the physical properties of matter especially its form and state.
- The physical properties of matter tells us everything about what a substance is when no change is occurring to its constituents.
- In most cases physical changes are usually reversible.
- Examples are boiling, melting, freezing, condensation, sublimation, magnetization of metals etc.
- Physical changes leads to the production of no new kinds of matter.
- They involve no mass change and requires little to no energy.
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