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GENETIC ENGINEERING

GENETIC ENGINEERING. Genetic Engineering Some techniques in GE use bacteria and viruses to transfer genetic information Bacteria- biotic Viruses- abiotic

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Page 1: GENETIC ENGINEERING. Genetic Engineering Some techniques in GE use bacteria and viruses to transfer genetic information Bacteria- biotic Viruses- abiotic

GENETIC ENGINEERING

Page 2: GENETIC ENGINEERING. Genetic Engineering Some techniques in GE use bacteria and viruses to transfer genetic information Bacteria- biotic Viruses- abiotic

Genetic Engineering

• Some techniques in GE use bacteria and viruses to transfer genetic information

• Bacteria- biotic

• Viruses- abiotic

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Bacteria and Viruses

• Both have the ability to reproduce very quickly-

• GE uses this to its advantage!

• Most bacteria reproduce asexually, called binary fission (sexual reproduction is possible)

• Viruses must have a host to reproduce

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Recombinant DNA

•Bacteria contain DNA and a circular section of DNA called a plasmid

•Plasmids are used in recombinant DNA techniques

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Recombinant DNA

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Bacterial transformation

• process by which bacterial cells take up DNA molecules

• If the foreign DNA is recognized by the host cell, the bacteria will replicate the foreign DNA along with their own DNA

• Transformation can occur through conjugation

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Bacterial Conjugation• transfer of genetic material between bacterial

cells by direct cell-to-cell contact or by a bridge-like connection

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Cloning

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Dolly: A cloned sheep

July 5th, 1996 - February 14th, 2003• First mammal cloned from adult cell• Took 277 attempts before success

• chromosomes were a little shorter than those of other sheep

Not exact copy?!

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Other clones

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Hybrids• offspring of two different species usually produced

through human manipulation– Hybrids can happen naturally but it is extremely rare

• Can plants be hybrids? • Can animals be hybrids?

• Successful hybrids are only created when the species used are extremely similar in genetic information

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HybridsHybrid offspring are usually sterile

Naming hybrids:Male species + female species

Ex. Male lion + female tiger= liger

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Real HybridsLiger

Male lion+ female tiger

TigonMale tiger+ female lion

LeoponMale leopard +

female lion

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Real HybridsWholpin

Male killer whale + female bottlenose

dolphin

Grolar (or pizzly)

Male grizzly bear+ female

polar bearCama

Male Camel + Female llama

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Real Hybrids

ZonyMale zebra+ female pony

ZorseMale zebra + female horse

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What is the most common hybrid I haven’t named yet?

A Mule!

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SELECTIVE BREEDING

Organisms are selected to breed due to a desirable trait that they contain

Ex. If you wanted black dogs you would select black dogs to mate

If you wanted small birds you would select small birds to mate