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Thousands of different single-stranded DNA fragments arranged in an array (grid) on a glass slide; used to detect and measure gene expression.
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Production of pharmaceuticals using transgenic farm animals.
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An individual's genome, including any possible mutations.
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Gene that codes for the same protein, even if the base sequence may be different
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Study of the complete collection of proteins that an organism produces.
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DNA that has been synthesized from mRNA by the action of reverse transcriptase
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Repetitive DNA sequence in which the repeats occur one after another in the same region of a chromosome.
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Computer technologies used to the study the genome
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In genetic engineering, a means to transfer foreign genetic material into a cell – e.g., a plasmid
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Technique that uses the enzyme DNA polymerase to produce millions of copies of a particular piece of DNA
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Organism that carries the genes of another organism as a result of DNA technology.
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DNA cloning to produce many identical copies of the same gene
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Bacterial enzyme that stops viral reproduction by cleaving viral DNA; used to cut DNA at specific points during production of recombinant DNA
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DNA that contains genes from more than one source
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Gene therapy in which normal genes are injected directly into an organism to treat a condition often due to a faulty gene.
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Gene therapy in which cells are removed from an organism and DNA injected to correct genetic defect; the cells are returned to the organisms to treat a disease or disorder.
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Procedure of analyzing DNA in which PCR and gel electrophoresis are used to create an individual band pattern with each one being unique because each person has their own of repeats at different locations.
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