Exploring Recombinant DNA Technology

To create new species

To develop vaccines

To destroy harmful bacteria

To increase plant growth

To replicate DNA

To cut DNA at specific sequences

To join DNA fragments

To mutate DNA

HaeIII

EcoRI

Both EcoRI and BamHI

BamHI

Rings of DNA in bacteria

Linear DNA strands in bacteria

Proteins in cells

Enzymes that cut DNA

By heating the plasmid

By cutting the plasmid with the same restriction enzyme

By using a virus

By using a different restriction enzyme

It mutates the DNA

It acts as glue to join DNA fragments

It replicates the DNA

It cuts the DNA

A recombinant plasmid

A self-ligated plasmid

A destroyed plasmid

An inactive plasmid

The gene of interest is expressed

The plasmid is destroyed

The gene of interest is not inserted

The plasmid becomes inactive

When the plasmid is cut incorrectly

When the gene of interest is inserted backwards

When the plasmid is not cut

When the gene of interest is not expressed

By increasing plant growth

By destroying harmful bacteria

By developing vaccines and medications

By creating new species