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BSC 2010 Lab Quiz 6 – DNA Extraction and Cloning Vectors | Florida State University | Study Guide with Verified Answers

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This study guide for BSC 2010 Lab Quiz 6 at Florida State University covers bacterial and mammalian DNA structures, plasmids, nucleases, and DNA extraction steps using centrifugation, lysozyme, ethanol precipitation, and TE buffer. It includes detailed, step-by-step tracking of DNA during plasmid isolation and clarification of concepts like empty vectors, recombinant plasmids, and enzyme specificity. Ideal for mastering lab techniques in molecular biology and genetic engineering.

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BSC 2010 Lab Quiz 6-2 study guide
Bacterial DNA Ans✓✓✓ Double stranded, double helix, circular DNA
structure
Medium Size
Containing essential genes for cell metabolism
Have a cell membrane


Bacterial Plasmid DNA Ans✓✓✓ Double stranded, double helix, extra-
chromosomal circular DNA structure
Small in size
Contains additional genes for special functions, such as antibiotic
resistance
Have a cell membrane


DNA can be degraded by enzymes called _____ Ans✓✓✓ nucleases


Empty vectors Ans✓✓✓ contain restriction sites that can be cut to
allow foreign DNA to be inserted within it
*Do NOT carry foreign DNA*


Engineered plasmids Ans✓✓✓ contain restriction sites that can be cut
to allow foreign DNA to be inserted within it

, How do nucleases work? Ans✓✓✓ Bind DNA using a divalent cation
cofactor


Isopropyl alcohol and ethanol Ans✓✓✓ Precipitates DNA, DNA is not
soluable in alcohol


Lysozyme Ans✓✓✓ An enzyme that degrades cell membranes and
Peptidoglycan, exposing the DNA


Mammalian DNA Ans✓✓✓ Double stranded, double helix, linear DNA
structure
Large in size
Have a nuclear/Cell membrane


Media Ans✓✓✓ The liquid solution in which the bacteria was grown in


Microcentrifuge Ans✓✓✓ Separates materials based on density


Non-Specific Ans✓✓✓ Cuts DNA anywhere and will degrade your DNA
samples


Pellet Ans✓✓✓ After spinning the tube, this is the solid at the bottom

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