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This protein (which comes from bacteria) searches for certain sequences in DNA cuts them at certain places

• Restriction Enzyme

• Molecular Cutters

• PCR cleaver

• Digesters

After DNA has been cut into pieces by restriction enzymes, it is considered to be...

• snipped

• amplified

• digested

• Cut up

EcoRI, HaeIII, HindIII are examples of...

• nitrogen bases

• digestion sites

• DNA strands

• restriction enzymes

This process produces millions of copies of a DNA sequence from a small amount of DNA.

• Amplification

• PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction)

• DNA Digestion

• Transcription

Removing DNA from the nucleus of a cell is known as...

• Endonuclease

• Site Charging

• DNA Amplification

• DNA extraction

The location where restriction enzymes cut DNA is called a..

• nucleotide

• recognition site

• phosphate

• molecular clevage site

Check all the places from where you can collect DNA.

• Red Blood Cells

• Clothing

• Bone

• Hair with a follicle

• Body Fluids

A person's unique individual DNA code is called a ...

• identity sequence

• code or organization

• DNA Profile

• nucleotide fingerprint

This laboratory procedure is known as

• CLONING

• gel electrophoresis

• chromatography

• use of a dichotomous key

In preparation for an electrophoresis procedure, enzymes are added to DNA in order to

• convert the DNA into gel

• cut the DNA into fragments

• change the color of the DNA

• produce longer sections of DNA