2. DNA Structure Flashcards

1
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what is the different nucleotide in DNA vs RNA

A

In RNA Thymine is replaced by Uracil

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5 differences between DNA and RNA

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DNA - usually double stranded, RNA single strand
DNA - Thymine RNA Uracil
DNA - deoxyribose RNA ribose
cannot fcn as enzyme can be enzyme
DNA maintains protein encoding info, RNA carries protein encoding info and how info is used

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3
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RNA nucleosides

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adenosine, guanosine, cytidine, uridine

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4
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DNA nucleoside

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deoxyadenoside, deoxyguanosine, deoxycytidine, (deoxy)thymidine

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5
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what makes up the nucleotide structure (draw it)

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nitrogenous base attached to 1’C, phosphate group attached to 5’C, -OH group at the 3’C

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6
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Draw the nucleotide unit of a DNA molecule

A

Draw it

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7
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Chargaff’s rule

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Amount of adenine = amount of thymine

Amount of cytosine = amount of guanine

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8
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rank chromosomes in order of their naming

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solenoid loops - solenoid - nucleosome - histones

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9
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what is a gene?

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a sequence of bases in a DNA molecule that carries the information necessary for producing a functional product, usually a protein or RNA

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10
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genome

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an organoism’s complete set of DNA

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chromosome

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one or more unique pieces of DNA (circular or linear in eukaryotes) that together make up an organism’s genome.

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Gene

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a specific sequence of DNA, on average about 3000 bases long that contains the info necessary to produce all or part of a protein molecule

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13
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Alleles

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Alternate versions of a gene, within a specie, that codes for a given protein.

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14
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Introns

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Non-coding regions of a DNA

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15
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genome

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an organoism’s complete set of DNA

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16
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chromosome

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one or more unique pieces of DNA (circular or linear in eukaryotes) that together make up an organism’s genome.

17
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Gene

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a specific sequence of DNA, on average about 3000 bases long that contains the info necessary to produce all or part of a protein molecule

18
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Alleles

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Alternate versions of a gene, within a specie, that codes for a given protein.

19
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Introns

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Non-coding regions of a DNA