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Difference between CDS and cDNA - Biology Stack Exchange
2013年11月8日 · A cDNA sequence is derived from the transcript by reverse transcription and will, therefore, also contain the 5' and 3' UTRs. For example, see this schematic diagram of an unspliced transcript: The CDS of the gene depicted in image above will only contain the ATG, the STOP and the two green regions (exons).
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When the cDNA was sequenced by the Sanger method utilizing ddCTP, the following products were obtained: Tetranucleotide Hexanucleotide Nonanucleotide Decanucleotide Dodenucleotide Octadecanucleotide Nonadecanucleotide 21-nucleotide 6c. What is the sequence of the bases in the mRNA coding for the peptide above? The
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Transcribed Image Text: The figure below depicts the start of the cDNA sequence of the gene AGAMOUS from the model plant Arabidopsis thaliana. ORIGIN 1 ctaaatgtac tgaaaagaaa caccagttta attaattata cttccctcat atataactat 61 caaccaagta caaaactttt gtcaattete aaaatcaact ttcaccacat aattatetaa 121 catgtgtatg ttccaaaacc agtttaaata gaattacttt tcagaaaata ...
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2014年8月22日 · The construction of a cDNA library involves making a DNA 'copy' of the mRNA because the aim is to synthesise a large set of recombinant plasmid molecules, each containing a different cDNA and each propagated in E. coli. The heyday of cDNA library construction predates the invention of PCR.
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Because cDNA is dsDNA, the original strand is made from your mRNA as the complementary strand, but then you dispose of the RNA and make the second strand to get a stable, reproducable molecule. The total dsDNA molecule is what we refer to as cDNA (not a single strand of this material). consider this simplified DNA molecule: ATG-INTRON-CTCTAG
Why use DNA polymerase in making cDNA? - Biology Stack …
2013年11月17日 · To my knowledge, the RT enzymes sold commercially (for applications like RT-PCR) are typically a mix of an RT enzyme and a DNA polymerase, isolated from other retroviruses, such as murine leukemia virus. An important consideration for lab application is the production of cDNA that truly represents the RNA template of interest.
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2017年4月25日 · Therefore, these fragments as well as the complete cDNA preparations were used in the cloning experiments. Thus they cloned this cDNA, sequenced it and discovered that it contained the entire proinsulin coding sequence: Since the mRNA contains a terminal poly(A) sequence, the [cloned] DNA strand containing 3' terminal poly(dA) is of the same sense.
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2022年5月29日 · Traditionally cDNA cloning used an oligo(dT) primer that binds to the 3′ poly(A) tail of a mRNA and extends towards the 5′ end of the mRNA. What makes it difficult for the reverse transcriptase to copy right to the 5′ end is the fact that this has secondary structure which has to be unwound.
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2013年12月3日 · If your downstream use of the cDNA requires dsDNA, then you need to synthesize a complementary strand to the cDNA (and potentially amplify the product). This can be accomplished through PCR random primers, or some more complicated PCR that will incorporate extra sequences on either side of your cDNA (e.g. bar-codes and adapters in RNA-Seq).
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2017年3月25日 · Here the only characterization performed on a cDNA clone is a single DNA sequence determined (historically by the Sanger method) from a primer position in the cloning vector. This is because the focus is on producing a bulk library of DNA sequences.