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How Genetic Engineering is Done
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GCSE Biology Mind Map on How Genetic Engineering is Done, created by geniusmathgeek on 26/04/2016.
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How Genetic Engineering is Done
1. Extraction of required gene from [human] cells from other DNA
Using restriction enzymes: they cut DNA molecules at particular points
Leave unpaired bases at each end called 'sticky ends'
2. Insertion of gene into bacteria using plasmids
Plasmids: a ring of DNA found in bacteria
3. Plasmid is cut, using the same restriction enzymes.
Leaves sticky ends complementary to those of the gene
4. Genes and plasmids are mixed together using DNA ligase. Product: Recombinant Plasmids
DNA ligase: enzyme that firmly links strands of genes and plasmids together
5. Added to a culture of bacteria, put into fermenters, and allowed to reproduce asexually.
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