5.1 Study Guide Flashcards

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1
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What kind of animal did Frederick Griffith inject?

A

Mice

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2
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What was Griffith researching?

A

The disease Pneumonia

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3
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Was is the process of one strain of bacteria acquiring a “factor” from another bacteria?

A

Transformation

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4
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Did Transformation still occur without Proteins?

A

Yes

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5
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Did Transformation still occur without RNA

A

Yes

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6
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Did Transformation still occur without DNA

A

No

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7
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What molecule is responsible for transformation?

A

DNA

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8
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Even after Avery discovered the transforming factor, why didn’t scientists accept this?

A

Scientists were still skeptical that DNA was responsible for heredity. They didn’t believe that such a simple molecule could be responsible for heredity.

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9
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Why does a virus infect genetic material into a host?

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To reproduce

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10
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What was the 1st of Chargaffs Rules?

A

In any double-stranded DNA, the number of guanine units is equal to the number of cytosine units, and the same with Adenine and Thymine.

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What was Chargaffs Second Rule?

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The relative amount of ATCG varies from one species to another.

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12
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If a species has 31% Cytosine, How much of the rest of the bases would it have?

A

Guanine: 31%
Adenine: 19%
Thymine: 19%

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13
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What are the parts of a nucleotide?

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A sugar, phosphate group, and nitrogen bases (A, T, C, G).

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14
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What base pairs are found in DNA?

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A=T, C=G

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15
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What bases are pyrimidines?

A

Cytosine, Thymine, (uracil)

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What bases are Purines?

A

Guanine, and Adenine

17
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What type of bond forms between the sugar and phosphate?

A

A covalent bond.

18
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What type of bond holds the two strands together?

A

Hydrogen Bonds

19
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What does “antiparallel” mean in DNA?

A

The strands run in opposite directions.

20
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What are the two ends of the strands?

A

3’ and 5’