Basic Genetics, Moleculate Genetics, Biotechnology Flashcards

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What is Recombinant DNA Technology

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Gene of interestbin donor cell
Plasmid in bacterium (vector)
Cut by restriction enzyme
Join by DNA ligase
= Recobinant plasmid
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Application of recombinant DNA tech

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  1. +Production Nutriotion in Crops
  2. Pharmaceutical Products (insulin)
  3. Make Cellulose
  4. Break down oil spills
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DNA Fingerprinting Steps

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Extract DNA
Ohtain DNA fragments
Gel Electrophoresis

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Gel Electrophoresis
Steps
Why

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On Gel Slab
DNA -ve charged
Current -> DNA moves towards Positive

Molecular space of slab
Shorter DNA faster
Longer DNA slower

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DNA Fingerprinting Application

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  1. Parentage Test
  2. Forensic Science
  3. Preserving animals
  4. Authenticity of Chinese Medicine
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Human Genome Project aims to

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Locate all genes (Mapping)

Determine base sequence of DNA

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Human Genome Project Application

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Treating diseases
Understand genetics
Understqnd evolution

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Human Genome Project Limitation

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Not enough data
Do not understand all gene functions
Ethical

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Protein synthesis steps

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  1. Transcription

2. Translation

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Transcription

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Hydrogen bonds break
Dna unwinds
One coding one template strand
Free ribonucleic acid pair up withctemplate strand
Complementary base pairing
Joins by RNA polymerase
formed mRNA
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Triplet code characteristic ×4

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Degenerate
Universal
Non overlapping
No gaps

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Translation

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Amino acid binds to anticodon -> tRNA
mRNA binds to ribosome
tRNA mRNA join by conplementary base pairing
Peptide bond formed
Polypeptide coil and fold
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Mutation ×2

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Gene mutation

Chromosome mutation

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Gene mutation ×4

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Insertion
Deletion
Substitution
Inversion

Insertion deletion shifts the reading frame

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Chromosome mutation ×2

Types ×4

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Strcture of chromosome
Number of chromosome

Structure:
Duplication
Deletion
Translocation
Inverstion

Number:
Chromosome 21 Down Syndrome

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16
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Mutations cause

How

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Spontaneous
Mutagens

Induced by mutagens:
UV light
X-rays
Gamma Rays
Mustard gas
Tar
Nitrous acid
Abestos

Chemical changes DNA structure
Raduation Free Radical damages DNA

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Mutation effects

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Mostly no effect

  • Degenerate
  • not active site

Some harmful
- non functionable protein

Only in gamete/gamete-producing cells can be inherited

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Nucleotide
Structure
Significance

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Phosphate group
Pentose
Nitrogenous base

DNA genetic information
RNA protein synthesis

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DNA Features

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Stable
Accurate replication
Large amount of info

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DNA Replication Steps

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DNA strand unwind. Hydrogen bond breaks.
Both strand act as template
Nucleotide binds to template
Complimentary base pairing
DNA polymerase
21
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Mendels Law of Inheritance ×2

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Law of Segragation:
Gene has two alleles, one each gamete

Law of Independent Assortment:
Gene on not nomologoud chromosomes, independent on other gene

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Genetic Diagram Format

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Let A and a be the alleles for B and b separately

                     Phenotype       Phenotype Parents                                 ×

Gametes

F1. Genotype Genotype
Phenotype Phenotype

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Method for testing homozygotes

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Test Cross

Cross with recessive homozygotes

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Blood group

Antigen Antibody

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Group name = antigen produce

25
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Variation types ×2

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Continuous - Continuous range of phenotype between two extremes

Discontinuous - distinct phenotypes, no intermediates

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Cause of Variation

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Heridity:

  1. Independent Assortment
  2. Crossing Over
  3. Mutations

Environmental:
Affects Phenotype only