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BIOC 301 Midterm Exam and Answers B-galactosidase lactose galactose glucose - AnswersLacZ codes for ________ which hydrolyzes _______ into ______ and_____ chaotropes - Answerssmall molecules used to denature proteins (urea, guanidinium chloride); bind to water and reduce hydrophobic effect Melting temperature formula will be given if we need it, but how do you calculate the annealing temperature if you have the melting temperature - Answerssubtract between 2-5 degrees from the melting temperature Taq Polymerase can add _______bp/min - Answers1000 _________ is a cofactor for Taq - Answersmagnesium What replaces helicase in PCR? - AnswersHeat primers bind to the _____ end of DNA strands - Answers3' end Longer primers require ________ melting temperatures which can prevent..... - Answershigher

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BIOC 301 Midterm Exam and Answers

B-galactosidase
lactose
galactose

glucose - Answers✓✓LacZ codes for ________ which hydrolyzes _______ into ______
and_____


chaotropes - Answers✓✓small molecules used to denature proteins (urea, guanidinium
chloride); bind to water and reduce hydrophobic effect


Melting temperature formula will be given if we need it, but how do you calculate the
annealing temperature if you have the melting temperature - Answers✓✓subtract between 2-5
degrees from the melting temperature


Taq Polymerase can add _______bp/min - Answers✓✓1000


_________ is a cofactor for Taq - Answers✓✓magnesium


What replaces helicase in PCR? - Answers✓✓Heat


primers bind to the _____ end of DNA strands - Answers✓✓3' end


Longer primers require ________ melting temperatures which can prevent..... -
Answers✓✓higher

, ©Themoon EXAM SOLUTIONS
25/11/2024 09:27AM

mispriming


In order to do PCR you need _____,_____, and _____ - Answers✓✓dNTP
Primers
Polymerase


Which nucleotide bond is stronger and why? - Answers✓✓G-C because it forms 3 H-bonds
whereas A-T only forms 2 H-bonds


How long is the LacZ gene? - Answers✓✓~3000bp


Optimal prier is around ____bp and has a melting point between ____-____degrees celsius -
Answers✓✓20
55-65


Total cation concentration for calculating Tm is usually _____ - Answers✓✓50mM


How do you prevent a plasmid from reattaching to itself after it has been cut using restriction
enzymes? - Answers✓✓You dephosphorylate the sticky ends of the cut plasmid using alkaline
phosphatase.


This involves removing the terminal phosphate groups of the DNA so that no phosphate is
available.


If you increase the % agarose of a gel tray then the DNA will migrate ______ -
Answers✓✓slower

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