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Bio Test 3 Flashcards

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Budding

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  • Asexual reproduction process
  • Organism develops from bud
  • Genetically identical
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Asexual Reproduction

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  • 1 single parent
  • Genetically identical
  • Mitosis
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Sexual Reproduction

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  • 2 parents
  • Genetically diverse
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Chromosome

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Condensed form of chromatin (histones & DNA) through supercoiling

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Unreplicated Chromosome

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Chromosome with just 1 DNA molecule (in the fom of a chromatid)

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Replicated Chromosome

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Chromosome with 2 DNA molecules (in the form of sister chromatids) held together by a centromere

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Sister Chromatids

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Two DNA molecules (chromatids) w/ same DNA (in a replicated chromosome)

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Gene

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Segment of DNA that codes for proteins or functional RNA molecules

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Gene Locus

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Location of a specific gene on a chromosome

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Karyotype

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Display of someone’s chromosomes (22 chomosome pairs + sex chromosomes)

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Homologous Chromosomes

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  • Two chromosomes w/ the same genes (but different DNA)
  • Usually one paternal and one maternal
  • Those chromosomes are alleles
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Alleles

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Different versions of the same gene (~1 nucleotide difference)

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Autosomes

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Non-sex chromosomes; any of the chromosomes 1-22

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Gametes

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  • Reproductive cells (sperm + ovum/egg)
  • Haploid
  • 1/2 regular # of chromosomes
  • 23 chromosomes
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Somatic Cell

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  • Diploid
  • 46 chromosomes
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Genotype

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Genetic makeup of an individual (compilation of genes)

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Phenotype

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Physical and observable characteristics coded for by genes

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Zygote

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Fertilized egg

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Meiosis

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  • Only for sexually-reproducing organisms
  • Results in 4 haploid cells
  • Consists of Meiosis 1 and 2
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Prophase I

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  • Nuclear membrane disappears
  • Chromosomes become visible
  • Homologous chromosomes pair up and exchanging chomosomal segments (“crossing over”)
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Recombinant Chromatids

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  • Chromatids that exchanged chromosomal segments with homologous chromatid
  • Involved in “crossing over”
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Nonrecombinant Chromatids

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Chromatids that are not involved in “crossing over”

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Metaphase I

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Chromosomes line up in the center/middle of the cell

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Spindle Fibers

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Spindle-like structures that grab and align chromosomes

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Centromere

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  • Structure involved in holding together chromatids in duplicated chromosomes
  • Contains spindle fibers
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Anaphase I

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Homologous chromsomes segregate

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Telophase I

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Cell membrane is pinched (animals)

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Cytokinesis

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Cells completely separated

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29
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Interkinesis

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Pause between stages

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30
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Cleavage Furrow

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The pinch in the cell membrane during telophase/cytokinesis

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Prophase I vs Prophase II

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No crossing over in Prophase II

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Anaphase I vs Anaphase II

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Sister chromatids are pulled apart instead of homologous chromosomes in Anaphase II

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Telophase I vs Telophase II

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Instead of separating into 2 cells, separates into 4

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Nondisjunction

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Failure of homologous chromosomes or sister chromatids to separate normally, resulting in abnormal chromosomal distribution in resulting cells

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Aneuploidy

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Abnormal # of chromosomes per cell

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Monhybrid Cross

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Cross betwen 2 individuals in which you only care about the outcome of 1 gene

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Dihybrid Cross

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Cross betwen 2 individuals in which you only care about the outcome of 2 genes

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Non-Mendelian/Incomplete Dominance

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Dominant allele does not completely show in phenotype (for heterozygous dominant genotype)

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Pleiotropy

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One genotype coding for multiple phenotypes

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Polygenic Inheritance

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One phenotype is determined by multiple genotypes

41
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Exactly how long is one strand of DNA?

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3 billion base pairs

42
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Nucleoside

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Nucleotide without phosphate groups

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Phosphodiester Linkage

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Bond between 2 hydroxyl groups in a phosphate group/phosphoric acid (between nucleotide phosphate groups and hydroxyl groups aka 5’ 3’ ends)

44
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Semi-Conservative Model

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  • Proposed (and accepted) model for DNA replication
  • Each DNA strand becomes a template for new DNA strands to compliment
  • End up with 2 identical molecules of DNA
  • 1 old strand and 1 new strand in each DNA
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Conservative Model

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  • Proposed (and not accepted) model for DNA replication
  • End up with 2 identical molecules of DNA
  • 1 DNA molecule is conserved while the other is completely new
46
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Dispersive Model

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  • Proposed (and not accepted) model for DNA replication
  • End up with 2 identical molecules of DNA
  • Replicates w/ bits and pieces of old and new in each strand
47
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Origin of Replication

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Where on the DNA the DNA replication proceses starts; DNA has multiple origins of replication

48
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Replication Bubble

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Open region of DNA that expands from origin of replication; where DNA replication takes place

49
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Replication Fork

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1/2 a replication bubble

50
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dNTP stands for:

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deoxiribnucleotide triphosphate

51
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DNA Polymerase 3

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  • Main DNA replication enzyme
  • Can only add nucleotides to a free 3’ end
  • Only works if dNTPs are present
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Primer

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Short bits of RNA, provide the free 3’ OH needed for DNA Polymerase 3

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Helicase

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Enzyme for separating DNA strands

54
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Single Strand Binding Proteins (SSBs)

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Prevent DNA from recombining

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Primase

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Enzyme that facilitates production of primers

56
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Okazaki Fragment

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Segments that are part RNA and part DNA (primers + DNA from DNA polymerase expanding the primers)

57
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DNA Polymerase 1

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Enzyme that removes primers and replaces it with the corresponding nucleotides

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DNA Ligase

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Connects the DNA fragments

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Leading Strand

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  • Strand that is produced the fastest
  • Produced continuously
  • Toward fork
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Lagging Strand

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  • Strand that is produced more slowly
  • Produced discontinuously
  • Away from fork
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DNA Topoisomerase

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“Nicks” (makes a small cut out of) 1 strand of DNA and repairs it

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Thymine Dimer

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Extra bond between 2 adjacent thymines (caused by UV)

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Nucleotide Excision Repair (NER)

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Pathway used by mammals to remove DNA lisions usually formed by UV light

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Mismatch Repair

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Repairing incorrect, deleted, or misincorporated bases that occur during replication process

65
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Apoptosis

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Cell suicide

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Transcription

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DNA → mRNA

67
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Translation

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mRNA → Protein

68
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Reverse Transcription

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mRNA → DNA

69
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Reverse Transcriptase

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Enzyme that facilitates reverse transcription

70
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Eukaryote vs Prokaryote Transcription & Translation

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Eukaryote:
- Transcription in nucleus
- Translation in rough ER w/ ribosomes
- 50 nucleotides per second (slower)
Prokaryote:
- Both transcription and translation in cytoplasm
- 500 nucleotides per second (faster)

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What is the name for mRNA before being processed? (Eukaryote)

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  • Pre-mRNA
  • Primary Transcript
72
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What is the name for mRNA after being processed? (Eukaryote)

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  • Mature mRNA
73
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Intron vs Exon

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Introns usually do not have info required for proteins

74
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Splicing

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  • Another name for “processing” mRNA
  • Removes introns and fuses exons together
  • Forms mature mRNA
75
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Ribosyme

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RNA molecules that are enzymes

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Spliceosome

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Protein and catalytic RNA complex that catalyzes the splicing process

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Codon

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  • 3 nucleotides
  • Usually codes for 1 amino acid
  • Ribosomes read RNA 1 codon at a time

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