Bacterial Genetics Flashcards

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1
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The rate of DNA replication of E. coli is determined by rate of ______, not growth rate

A

Initiation

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2
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Nucleotide is changed

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Base substitution

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3
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Nucleotide change results in stop codon

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Nonsense

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4
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Nucleotide change results in different amino acid

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Missense mutation

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5
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Transfer of plasmid DNA through sex pili

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Conjugation

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6
Q

Bacteria phage (virus) accidentally inject bacterial DNA into host bacterial cell

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Transduction

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7
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DNA that can insert or excise itself from the chromosome or plasmid

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Transposable elements

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8
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Ability to take up DNA from environment, mediated by quorum sensing

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Natural Transformation

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9
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Bacteria sense their environment through _______, allowing them to control which proteins are made and how much

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Quorum Sensing

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10
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TCS (Two Component Regulatory System)- regulates genes in response to an ______ signal

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Environmental

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11
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RNA polymerase binds to ____ located upstream of gene start codon

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Promoter

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12
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Random mutations are introduced creating a mutant library that can be screened

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Random Mutagenesis

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13
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A gene is replaced by an antibiotic marker

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Allelic Replacement

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14
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A gene from a pathogenic organism is expressed in a non-pathogenic strain to see if the strain becomes virulent (I.e. Host cell invasion)

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Complementation

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15
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Ability to manipulate genes- make mutations or knockout genes

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Functional Genomics

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16
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Uses a gene chip (has a fragment of each gene of a bacteria), hybridizes two populations of differently labeled RNA samples to determine the differences in level of expression

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Microarray

17
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Total RNA is isolated and sequenced using Illuminia technology. RNA reads are counted to determine differential gene expression. (More modern than Microarray)

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RNA sequencing