Across
- 2. the dormant period where the virus DNA is incorporated into the host cell DNA
- 4. a pattern unique to individuals that is created during gel electrophoresis
- 6. a virus that can insert its DNA into the host cell DNA
- 9. the enzyme that accompanies retroviruses such as HIV and allows them to make DNA from RNA
- 14. this ultimately determines whether a mutation is positive, negative, or neutral
- 15. movement of DNA segments from one location in the genome to another
- 16. the reproductive cycle of a virus where it inserts its DNA into the host cell and then "convinces" the cell to transcribe and translate it into new viral proteins
- 18. occurs from XRays and UV rays; along with random error, are a cause of mutation
- 19. type of mutation where one base is switched for another; has the potential to cause a minimal or drastic change to the amino acid sequence
- 21. caused by a single base mutation; causes hemoglobin molecules to stick together creating a crescent shaped red blood cell
- 22. a 10 year, worldwide effort that determined the location of all of a humans genes
- 24. process that allows scientists to take a very small sample of DNA and amplify it to a large enough amount to study in detail; makes millions to billions of copies of a DNA sample
- 25. acronym used most often when referring to transgenic organisms in agriculture
Down
- 1. a virus that has RNA as its genetic material, and uses it to create a strand of DNA
- 3. direct cell to cell transfer of DNA between bacteria
- 5. transfer of viral DNA into bacteria
- 7. the process of sorting DNA fragments by size using electricity
- 8. type of mutation where a base is inserted or deleted; changes the entire amino acid sequence after the insertion or deletion
- 10. things outside the genome that effect the expression of genes
- 11. genes involved in development that code for transcription factors needed in cell differentiation
- 12. cause by a chromosomal mutation; results from a third #21 Chromosome
- 13. type of DNA transfer that occurs between organisms within the same generation
- 17. transfer of naked DNA into bacteria
- 20. an organism that contains genes from another species
- 23. any change in the normal DNA sequence
