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Microbiology Chapter 8

front 1

recombinant DNA

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a DNA molecule that includes any nonparental nucleotide sequences

front 2

genetic engineering

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deliberate changing of DNA

front 3

gene trasfer

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movement of genetic information between organisms

front 4

transormation

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living cells incorporating naked DNA
log (secrets a protein called competence factor)

front 5

transduction

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uses a virus to transfer genes

front 6

bacteriaphage

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virus which infects bacteria

front 7

lytic cycle

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viral nucleic acid becomes part of cellular DNA, takes over cell & has cell produce new viruses, then rupture

front 8

lysogenic cycle

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viral nucleic acid becomes part of cellular DNA & then becomes dormant. may or may not enter lytic cycle in the future

front 9

conjugation

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uses direct contact with pili to tranfer plasmids

front 10

Resistance plasmids

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carry genes that provide resistance to specific toxins or antibiotics

front 11

transpoosons plasmids

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transposable element that contains the genes for moving and one or more genes as well

front 12

bacteriocin plasmids

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proteins that inhibit growth. directs the productions of them