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| succession of offspring that share structural similarities with those of their parents |
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| Enzyme from bacteria that recognizes a specific DNA sequence and cuts that DNA at that seqence |
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| Recombinane DNA Technology |
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| Cutting DNA from one genome and placign the DNA into another genome |
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| DNA fragmens are applied to a gel, electricity is used, smaller fragments move quickly, this creates bands |
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Made from amino acids each has a specific sequence unique shape If one amino acid is missing or different, it is different protein with a different shape and a different function |
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50% DNA 50% Protein Made from numerous chromatin threads, each containing DNA and proteins Each contains many genes which are blueprints for each cell |
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Has phosphate, sugar, and nitrogen base. 2 long chains of nucleotides which connect by hydrogen bonding and twist around |
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90% Interphase (growth of cell and DNA replication) 10% Mitosis (PMAT) |
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Prophase-form chromosomes made of 2 chromatids held together by centromere. Spindle fibers appear. Metaphase-Spindle fibers attach to chromosomes and line up in middle of cell Anaphase-Spindle fibers contract and bring chromatids towards centriole Telophase-cell splits into 2 and nuclear membrane forms |
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| Ennucleate egg cell before cell is specialized. Take nucleus of another cell and add it into the egg. Allow cell divisions(Blastocyst). Place in sergit |
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