11.1 - 11.3 Quiz Flashcards

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Virus

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Nucleus acid (DNA or RNA) wrapped in protein, not made of cells, reproduce using a cell

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Transforming substance

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Found in bacteria by Griffith

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Bacteriophage

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Virus that infects bacteria

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DNA replication

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Process of copying DNA molecule

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Template mechanism

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DNA molecule serves as template to make an identical copy

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Origin of replication

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First step in double helix replication, needed because we need to be specific about what strands are being replicated.

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Replication Bubbles

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Push outward in both directions, opening parent DNA strands

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Parent DNA stands

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What is expanded by the replication bubbles

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Pyrimidine

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Single ring base (T and C)

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Purine

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Double ring base (A and G)

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Daughter DNA Strands

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Formed with complementary bases added opposite parent strands

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DNA polymerase

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Enzyme which forms covalent bonds between nucleotides in daughter strand

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Double Helix

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Twisting shape of 2 connected strands of nucleotides

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Complementary base pairs

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Made of nitrogenous bases, based on size of bases, A-T, G-C, sequence determines complementary sequence of other strand

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Name the four nitrogen bases

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Thymine, Cytosine, Adenine, Guanine

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Griffith’s experiment

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Found a transforming substance which causes a heritable change in other bacteria, observed that bacteria transformed when mixed with deadly bacteria. Ended up killing mice.

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Avery’s experiment

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Preformed experiment with bacteria to investigate which molecule (DNA or protein) contains heritable genetic information. Found that DNA destroyed traits could not pass from one bacteria to another. DNA is the transforming factor

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Hershey and Chase’s experiment

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Used viruses to test protein vs. DNA as heritable factor. Group 1: mark protein with radioactive substance Group 2: mark DNA. Infect bacterial cells > DNA showed up inside the cells protein only show up outside the cells. They found that DNA is hereditary material.

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Which bases are complementary?

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A bonds with T, G bonds with C

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How many bonds are shared between each base pair?

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A and T: 2

G and C: 3

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How does DNA replicate? (4 steps)

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  1. Replication begins at origin of replication
  2. 2 strands separate
  3. Replication bubbles push outward in both directions, opening parent DNA strands
  4. Daughter strands formed with complementary bases added opposite parent strands. (DNA Polymerase added)