1. Please answer the following in relation to site-specific recombination a. Describe the process of site-specific...
1. Please answer the following in relation to site-specific recombination
a. Describe the process of site-specific recombination:
b. What can be the results of site-specific recombination on the DNA sequence?
Homework Answers
A. Site-Specific Recombination: This type of recombination moves or replaces a short neuleotide sequence(known as mobile genetic element) by the enzymes known as site specific recombinases between nonhomologous site with in a genome.
the process is described below-
B.Result
of Site-specific Recombination:
a. The site specific recombination results a certain change in allels between chromosomes.
b. This type recombinaton is also responsible for alteration of gene in a chromosome. which ultimately leads to change in phenotypic function, whethere the structure of the chromosome remains the same.
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