BACTERIAL GENETICS AND PATHOGENESIS Flashcards

1
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Is a double stranded helical chain of nucleotides

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DNA

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2
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Helix is like a staircase

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DNA

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3
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Involved in the synthesis of RNA

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DNA

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4
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Is a single stranded and short, and contains sugar ribose instead of deoxyribose

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RNA

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5
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the process of heredity and variation

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Genetics

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6
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the starting point from which all other cellular pathways, functions and structure originate

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Genetics

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7
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adenine, guanine, cytosine, and thymine

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genetic code

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8
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a DNA sequence that encodes for a specific product RNA or protein is define as a :

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gene

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9
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all genes taken together within an organism compromise a :

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genome

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10
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genome organized in discreet elements

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chromosomes

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11
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Bacteria contain a single :

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unpaired (haploid) chromosome

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12
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The bacterial chromosome contain all genes essential for viability ad exists as a:

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double ,stranded, close circular, naked macromolecule

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13
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information for protein synthesis is encoded in the _______ and transmitted in The _______ to each generation.

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bacterial DNA, chromosome

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14
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The general flow of information in bacterial cell is form :

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DNA to messenger RNA (mRNA)

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15
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Act as blueprint for protein construction

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Messenger RNA (mRNA)

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16
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the process of encoding information in genetic elements is known :

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gene expression

17
Q

is the duplication of chromosmal DNA for insertion into a daughter cell.

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replication

18
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The result from a division of one parent cell and each daughter cell receives the full identical genetic complement contained in the original parent cell

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replication

19
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is the synthesis of single stranded RNA using strand of the DNA as template

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transcription

20
Q

It converts the DNA base sequence of a gene into messenger RNA molecule

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Transcription

21
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is the enzyme central to the transcription process

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RNA polymerase

22
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is the actual synthesis of a specific protein from the mRNA

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Translation

23
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the genetic code with mRNA molecules is translated into specific amino acid sequence that is responsible for protein structure and function.

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translation

24
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is the change in the original nucleotide sequence of the gene within an organisms genome

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mutation

25
Q

is a method by which genes are transferred or exchanged between homologous regions on two DNA molecules

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recombination

26
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it occurs when a portion of the genetic material that originated from one bacteria (cell donor) is transferred into second bacterial cell (recipient)

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RecombinATION

27
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involves the uptake of free dna released in the environment when another bacterial cell dies undergo lysis

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Transformation

28
Q

Transfer of bacterial genes by bacteriophage from one cell t another, they become one.

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Transduction

29
Q

donor bacterial strain to recipient strain , occurs cell to cell

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conjugation

30
Q

establish a conjugative bridge that serves as the conduit for DNA transfer from donor to recipient cell,

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sex pillus

31
Q

illness or abnormal condition

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pathogenesis

32
Q

are organism that cause infection or disease

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pathogens

33
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pertains to the ability of the pathogenic agent to produce disease in a susceptible individulal

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pathogenicity