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Kloning
A clone is an organism which is
genetically identical to its
parent. Clones are the result of
asexual reproduction where only
one parent is involved. The new
organism is formed by mitotic
cell division
Clones frequently occur naturally.
Potato plants reproduce
vegetatively by growing tubers
from which the new plant will
grow. Potatoes are clones.
Cloning in nature
A potato tuber is
genetically
identical to the
parent plant
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Animal cloning
Cloning also takes place naturally in the
simpler animals. Amoebas are single-celled
protozoa which reproduce by binary
fission, resulting in two offspring with identical
genes
In more complex animals, cloning occurs when
a fertilised egg splits to give identical twins.
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Kloning pada
domba,
menghasilkan
domba Dolly pada
tahun 1996 di
Ingris
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Rekayasa Genetika
Genetic engineering (also known as genetic
manipulation or GM is not the same as
cloning. Though cloning techniques are used
in genetic engineering, the two things should
not be confused.
In the past, humans have brought about
change in the genetic make-up of organisms by
means of selective breeding. Genetic
engineering brings about such change by
scientifically altering an organism's genetic
code
Genetic engineering
Produces a totally unique
set of genes
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Vectors
Vectors are DNA used to transfer genes
into a host cell.
A vector must be capable of selfreplicating inside a cell.
Marker genes can be used to determine
if the gene has been taken up.
Marker genes must have some
distinguishable characteristic.
For example if you put a gene that
enables an ampicillin resistance on the
same vector as the same vector as the
gene for human insulin production, then
any bacteria that grow on an ampicillin
plate will be able to produce insulin.
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Plasmids
The host bacterium takes up the plasmid,
which includes the foreign gene.
When the bacteria reproduces, the
plasmids are also reproduced. The gene is
cloned.
Shuttle vectors are plasmids that are
capable of existing in several different
species. They are useful when transferring
genes to multicellular organisms.
Viruses
Viruses are the vectors of choice
for animal cells.
They can accept larger amounts of
DNA than plasmids.
When the virus reproduces within
the animal cell, it also reproduces
the foreign gene that it carries.
The gene is therefore cloned.
The DNA of some retroviruses
becomes integrated into the host
chromosome.
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Restriction enzymes
Restriction enzymes were discovered in bacteria.
Bacteria use them as a defense mechanism to
cut up the DNA of viruses or other bacteria.
Hundreds of different restriction enzymes have
been isolated. Each one cuts DNA at a specific
base sequence. For example, EcoRI always cuts
DNA at GAATTC as indicated below.
Cutting Site
Bam HI
GGATCC
Hae III
GGCC
Pst I
CTGCAG
Hinf I
GANTC
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Sticky Ends
Fragments of DNA that has been cut with
restriction enzymes have unpaired
nucleotides at the ends called sticky
ends. All of the fragments will have the
same sticky ends.
The sticky ends have complimentary
bases, so they could rejoin.
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DNA rekombinan
Kloning gen
bakteri
Gen
diselipkan
dalam plasmid
Bakteri rekombinan
Salinan gen diisolasi
dan ditrasfer ke
organisme lain
Plasmid diletakkan
di dalam sel bakteri
Identifikasi klon
yang diharapkan
Salinan produk
protein diisolasi
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