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1
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What kind of element has both a ssRNA and ssDNA in its structure?

A

Retron

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2
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What type of genetic element has a captured intervening gene from the host genome?

A

Composite transposon

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3
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Which of these elements is most numerous in our genome?

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SINE

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4
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What class of virus uses an mRNA for its genome?

A

IV

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5
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What class of virus uses reverse transcriptase to replicate?

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VII

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6
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Approximately how much of the human genome is made of mobile genetic elements?

A

50%

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7
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Where do most RNA viruse replicate and assemble in a cell?

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cytoplasm

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8
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What process does influenza virus use when in recombines gene fragments during infection?

A

Genetic shift

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9
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What enzyme is used to mobilize insertion sequences in bacteria?

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Transposase

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10
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The four parts of mobilome

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  1. self-splicing RNA
  2. Transposons
  3. Plasmids
  4. viruses
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11
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Self-splicing RNA are ____ genetic elements

A

enzymatic

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12
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Transponsons are ___ genetic elements

A

mobile

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13
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plasmids are ___ genetic elements

A

autonomous

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14
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Viruses are ____ genetic elements

A

infectious

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15
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Approximately how much of the wheat genome is made of mobile genetic elements?

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90%

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16
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Approximately how much of the E. coli genome is made of mobile genetic elements?

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2%

17
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Group II Interons

A

large ribosomes

self-splicing

18
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Kinds of transposable elements

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  • DNA transposons
  • retrotransposons
19
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Types of transponons

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composite and complex

20
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Genomic islands

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  • pathogenicity islands
  • symbiosis islands
  • fitness islands
21
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SINE

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  • short interspersed elements
  • 1,500,000 in human genome
  • alu sequences
  • composite SINES
22
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LINE

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long tinerspersed elements
500,000 in human genome

23
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LTR

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long terminal repeats
similar to retroviruses
lack envelope proteins

24
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Baltimore class viruses

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I. Herpes (dsDNA)
II. Parvo (ssDNA)
III. EDHV (dsRNA)
IV. Polio (+ssRNA)
V. Influenza (-ssRNA)
VI. HIV (reverse transcriptase)
VII. Hep B. (DNA pararetroviruses)

25
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antigenic drift

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Mistakes made during infection season that cahnge the shape of the protein so anitbodies do not work anymore

26
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Antigenic shift

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Two different flu viruses can mix to make a new combination