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1 Genetic studies of protein function
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Open vraag: Give the definition of reverse genetics.
Targeted disruption or interference of a gene so that the affect (if any) on the organism can be observed.
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Open vraag: Name 2 advantages of transgenic systems replacing chemical sprays.
1: Partial supression of gene expression/ protein content.
2: Usefull for genes in multigene families. (Cosupress homologous genes simultanously).
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Open vraag: Name 2 dis-advantages of transgenic systems replacing chemical sprays.
1: Supression is highly variable (can vary from plant to plant, generation to generation).
2: Need to study 2-3 independent lines showing similar phenotype.
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Open vraag: Why do you need to study 2-3 independent lines showing similar phenotype.transgenic systems replacing chemical sprays?
Overcome posibility of phenotype being due to TDNA instertion of antisense construct.
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Open vraag: The level of which hormone is higher in delayed senescence?
The level of endogenous cytokinin.
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Open vraag: Name 2 advantages of delayed senescence.
1: Changes in phenotype due to increased protein content /gene expression might be more informative than antisense repression.
2: Usefull for genes in multigene families.
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Open vraag: Why is delayed senescence usefull for genes in multigene families?
Because it helps you distinguish possible differences in function between members.
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Open vraag: Name 2 dis-advantages of delayed senescence.
1: Increased protein content is highly variable. (Can vary from plant to plant, generation to generation).
2: Can lead to gene silencing by decresing protein inhibition.
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Open vraag: With what kind of RNA are plants transformed (DS or SS) and to what mRNA do they need to have a sequence similarity?
DSRNA. They need to have a sequence similarity to targeted mRNA.
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Open vraag: With what protein complex is small interfering RNA (siRNA) associated? And what is the meaning of this abreviation?
With RISC. RNA Induced Silencing Complex.
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