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II. Se aplica un choque de calor a las bacterias lo que provoca que algunas recolecten el
plásmido.
III. Los plásmidos que se usan en la clonación contienen un gen de resistencia a antibióticos.
Por lo tanto, todas las bacterias se colocan en una placa con antibióticos para seleccionar
las que recolectaron plásmido.
IV. Las bacterias sin plásmido mueren. Cada bacteria con plásmido da lugar a una colonia o
comunidad de bacterias idénticas que contiene el plásmido.
VI. Una colonia que contenga el plásmido adecuado se deja crecer a mayor escala y se utiliza
para producir proteína o plásmido.
Vectores de Clonación
Plásmidos
Son pequeñas moléculas de ADN circular que se replican en el
interior de las bacterias de forma independiente.
02 Se replican de forma
autónoma, portan
información genética y
pueden conferirle a la
bacteria nuevas propiedades
o desarrollarle procesos
patológicos.
Virus Bacterianos Bacteriófagos λ
03
El bacteriófago lambda posee un
genoma de una molécula lineal de
aprox. 45000 pb.
Cuyos extremos son 12 nucleótidos,
Para convertirlo en un vector, que contienen secuencias
complementarias entre sí,
el bacteriófago silvestre (virus denominados sitios cos, que utiliza
natural) es modificado para “circularizar” su genoma a
genéticamente. través de la acción de una ligasa de
la célula huésped.
Dichas modificaciones consisten
en la adición de sitios de
restricción específicos y la
eliminación de aquellos genes
que no se requieren para la
replicación, lo que permite la
incorporación de fragmentos de
ADN de mayor longitud que los
plásmidos (de hasta 23 kb).
04
Virus Eucariontes
Virus recombinantes
Montes, A. S., Rodríguez, A. S. S., & Borunda, J. S. A. (2013). Biología molecular: fundamentos y
aplicaciones en las ciencias de la salud. McGraw-Hill Education.
Joseph Mary
Saturn is a gas giant Earth is the third planet
and has rings from the Sun
Jesus
Ceres is located in the
main asteroid belt
Important information
What was Where was Who was
he doing? he born? his son?
Jupiter is the biggest Earth is the third Saturn is a gas giant
planet of them all planet from the Sun and has several rings
386,000 km
Distance between Earth and the Moon
333,000
The Sun’s mass compared to Earth’s
03
About his life
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History of St. Joseph
Venus is the second It’s the farthest planet
planet from the Sun from the Sun
Venus Neptune
01 02 03 04
Jupiter Saturn
Jupiter is the biggest It’s composed of hydrogen
planet of them all and helium
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Important moments of his life
Saint Joseph
Mercury is the closest planet to the Sun and the smallest one in
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Virgin Mary
Venus has a beautiful name and is the second planet from the
Sun. It’s hot and has a poisonous atmosphere
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Mercury
1 Mercury is the closest
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2 Venus
3 2 Venus is the second
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Mars
3 Mars is actually a very
cold place
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