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- BIO203 Methods in Molecular Biology
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- 23 Oct 2026
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- Long PCR is usful only when it is ................ Accurate
- Extended or longer than ........... PCR meaning over ........... kilobases Standard , 10
- Special mixture of proficient polymerases along with accurate polymerases such as ................are often mixed together. pfu
- Application of clone large gene is not possible with .................. Conventional PCR
- Allele- specific PCR used for identifying of ............. SNPs
- ................requires prior knowledge of a DNA sequence, including difference between alleles. Allele-specific PCR
- Allele-specific PCR uses primers whoes .......... ends encompass the SNP. 3' ends
- PCR amplification under the stringent condition is ............... in the presencde of mismatch between tmplate and primer. Much less efficient
- Successful amplification with an ............... signals presence of the specific SNP in a sequence. SNP- specific primer signals
Q10. Which technique is used to identify or utilize sigal-nucleotide polymorphisims (SNPs)?
Diagnostic or Cloning technique
- ............. is the screening of bacterial or yeat clones for correct ligation or plasmid products. Colony PCR
- Heat the mixture of colony PCR in a boiling water bath for ........... minutes. 2 minutes
- Spin sample for 2 minutes high speed in a ........... Centrifuge
- .................. is a polymerase chain reaction that actaully take place inside the celle on a slide. In situ PCR
- In situ PCR amplification can be performed on ............ Fixed tissue and cells
- In situ PCR allows the identification of ........... Cellular marker
- RNA is a ............ Non genomic material
- In situ PCR is limited to detection of ............... Non genomic material
- ............. uses Standard PCR primer oriented in the reverse direction of the usual orientation. Inverse PCR
- The tamplate of the reverse primer is a ............. that has been self ligated. Restriction fragment
- Inverse PCR funtion to ................. a known sequence. Clone sqeuences flanking
- ............ are digested and then ligated to generate circular DNA. Flanking DNA sequences
- ............... is a method used to allow PCR when only one internaol sequence is known.
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