Genetics
Across
- 1. A small circular structure commonly used to carry inserted genes into bacteria
- 4. A type of cloning used to generate stem cells for medical applications
- 7. The enzyme that seals gaps between joined fragments
- 8. A genome-editing tool that allows precise changes at specific locations
- 10. Short nucleotide sequences that mark where DNA synthesis begins
- 12. An organism whose genetic material has been altered to produce desired characteristics
- 13. Type of DNA formed by combining DNA from different sources
- 16. The use of living systems, organisms, or biological components to create useful products or processes
- 17. The complete collection of hereditary information in an organism
- 18. The production of genetically identical cells or organisms
Down
- 2. The stage of PCR where double-stranded molecules separate into single strands
- 3. A laboratory process used to separate DNA fragments (3,15)
- 5. A laboratory technique used to rapidly make millions of copies of a target sequence
- 6. The jelly-like material used to create a medium for fragment separation
- 9. Enzymes that recognize specific base sequences and cut genetic material at those locations
- 11. The stage of PCR where new complementary strands are assembled
- 14. A carrier molecule used to transfer genetic material into cells
- 15. The stage of PCR where short nucleotide sequences attach to target strands