Cloning by PCR

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Polymerase chain reaction If DNA sequence is known, amplify specific gene directly Cloning by PCR human DNA RPE65 gene PCR

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PCR. Cloning by PCR. Polymerase chain reaction If DNA sequence is known, amplify specific gene directly. RPE65 gene. human DNA. Cloning by PCR. Human DNA RPE65-specific 20-nt primers Taq DNA polymerase dNTPs. part of RPE65. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Polymerase chain reaction If DNA sequence is known, amplify specific gene directly

Cloning by PCR

humanDNA

RPE65gene

PCR

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Cloning by PCR• Human DNA• RPE65-specific 20-nt primers• Taq DNA polymerase• dNTPs

5′ ATGTCTATCCAGGTTGAGCATCCTGCTGGTGGTTACAAGAACTGTTTGAAACTGTGGAGG3′ TACAGATAGGTCCAACTCGTAGGACGACCACCAATGTTCTTGACAAACTTTGACACCTCC

part of RPE65

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5′ ATGTCTATCCAGGTTGAGCATCCTGCTGGTGGTTACAAGAACTGTTTGAAACTGTGGAGG TTTGACACCT

5′primer

TACAGATAGGTCCAACTCGTAGGACGACCACCAATGTTCTTGACAAAC

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5′ CCAGGTTGAG TACAGATAGGTCCAACTCGTAGGACGACCACCAATGTTCTTGACAAACTTTGACACCT

5′

primerCATCCTGCTGGTGGTTACAAGAACTGTTTGAAACTGTGGA

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Cloning by PCR

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Once amplified, ligate and transform as before

Cloning by PCR

+amplified copiesof RPE65 gene

plasmidvector

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Genetic engineering

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Modified microorganisms: Insulin, growth hormone, clotting factors, EPO… HPV vaccine Ethanol from cellulose Oil-eating bacteria

Modified plants and animals BT corn Roundup-ready soybeans Golden rice

Modified humans Gene therapy

Genetic engineering

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Previously derived from blood donations First “pharmed” drug approved by FDA (Feb 6, 2009)

Growing Human Antithrombin

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Transgenic animals

Expression Vector

hAT

hAT

PCR

hAT

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Transgenic animals

hAT

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Transgenic animals ATryn 1 goat = 90,000 blood

donations

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Transgenic plants Pest resistance Herbicide resistance Delayed ripening Increased nutritional values

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Electroporation Agrobacterium tumefaciens

Transferring Genes to Plants

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Human Gene Therapy

What diseases can we treat with Gene therapy?Replace genes, control expression

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Microinjecting DNA into Cells

Transfection

Moving Genes around

hAT

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DNA viruses: Adenovirus Retrovirus/Lentivirus

Moving Genes around

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First therapy experiment: X-SCID (1990) First success: Metastatic melanoma (2006)

2 of 15 Patients had tumors shrink/disappear LCA2

Success?

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Almost perfect… Adenovirus: elicits massive inflamation. Retrovirus: insertional mutagenesis

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Embryonic Stem Cells Embryonic stem cells Embryonic germ cells

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Induced Pluripotent stem cells Use of viral vectors Inject fibroblasts transduced with OCT4, SOX2, KLF4, and c-

MYC.

17.26

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Will we cause new disease using GMOs? What is normal? Somatic vs. Germline therapy? Human cloning?

Ethical considerations