Molecular Recombination

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1. The Holliday Junction molecule has a region of double stranded DNA in which one strand comes from one homologous chromosome and the other strand comes from the other homologous chromosome. This is called the _______ region.

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The molecular biology of recombination.

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2. Since E. coli's chromosome map was determine by difference in time between transfer of different genes during Hfr conjugation, the standard map unit of E. coli chromosome map is the _____.

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3. The transfer of an F' plasmid to an F-  cell is called _________.

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4. The transfer of chromosomal genes from one bacterium to another bacterium via a bacteriophage is called __________.

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5. _______ is asymmetrical recombination which occurs due to heteroduplex DNA with a mismatched base pair on both helices, and in which the mismatch is repaired to the same base pair on both helices.

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6. When a(n) _______ E. coli cell conjugates with an F- cell, chromosomal DNA is transferred to the F- cell.

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7. The Holliday Junction molecule:

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The Holliday Junction molecule has a region of double stranded DNA in...
Since E. coli's chromosome map was determine by difference in time...
The transfer of an F' plasmid to an F-  cell is called _________.
The transfer of chromosomal genes from one bacterium to another...
_______ is asymmetrical recombination which occurs due to heteroduplex...
When a(n) _______ E. coli cell conjugates with an F- cell, chromosomal...
The Holliday Junction molecule:
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