12 Flashcards

(34 cards)

1
Q

What are Genes made of?

A

DNA is the molecule of inheritance

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2
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Permanent genetic change in which the properties of one strain of dead cells are conferred on a different strain of living cells

A

Transformation

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3
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Each DNA building block is a ______ consisting of the ______, a phosphate

A

Nucleotide; pentose sugar deoxyribose

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4
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The nitrogen base is attached to the _____ of the sugar

A

1 Carbon

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5
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The phosphate is attached to the ______

A

5’ Carbon

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6
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What are the 4 Nitrogenous bases

A

Adenine,guanine, thymine, and cytosine

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7
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Nucleotides are linked by ______ bonds to form an alternating sugar-phosphate backbone

A

Covalent

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8
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The 3’ carbon of one sugar is bonded to the 5’ phosphate of the adjacent sugar to form a

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3’ 5’ Phosphodiester Linkage

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9
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The 5’ end has a 5’ carbon attached to a phosphate and the 3’ end has a 3’ carbon attached to a

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Hydroxyl Group

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10
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In a double stranded DNA molecule, the number of purines equals number of

A

Pyrimidines

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11
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A is complementary to

A

T

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12
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G is complementary to

A

C

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13
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DNA double helix has a constant width of

A

2 nm

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14
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A and T can be joined by

A

2 H bonds

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15
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G and C can be joined by

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3 H bonds

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16
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DNA replicates with

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Semiconservative

17
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Two identical DNA double helices are produced, each consisting of one original strand from the parent molecule and one newly synthesized complementary strand

A

DNA replication

18
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Both parent (old) strands might remain together, and the two newly synthesized strands would form a second double helix

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Conservative replication

19
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Parental and newly synthesized strands might become randomly mixed during the replication process

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Dispersive Replication

20
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Changed in the sequence of bases in DNA, which are reproduced in a new sequence of complementary bases during the next replication cycle

21
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Unwinds DNA

22
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Binds to single strands of DNA and prevents the helix from re-forming before it can be used as a template for replication.

A

Single-strand binding (SSB) Protein

23
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Breaks one or both DNA strands, preventing excessive coiling during replication, and them in a more relaxed configuration. rejoin

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Topoisomerase

24
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Links nucleotide subunits to form a new DNA strand complementary to a DNA template

A

DNA Polymerase

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Synthesizes short RNA primers on the lagging strand. begins replication of the leading strand.
DNA Primase
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Links Okazaki fragments by joining the 3' end of the new DNA fragment to the 5' end of the adjoining DNA.
DNA Ligase
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Reading DNA
3'>>>5'
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Building DNA
5'>>>3'
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100 - to 2000 nucleotide fragments
Okazaki Fragments
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Enzymes proof read each newly added nucleotide against it template nucleotide. When an error in base pairing is found, ________________ immediately the incorrect nucleotide and inserts the correct one
DNA Polymerase
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Guanine rich DNA sequences
Telomeres
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Telomeres are active in ____
Germ line cells
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DNA>>
Adenine
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RNA>>>
Guanine