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Ch 13 Molecular Basis of Inheritance Flashcards

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lagging strands (okazaki fragments)

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  • one of two strands of DNA at replication fork

- lagging strand has delay before it’s replicated and must be replicated discontinuously in small fragments

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leading strand

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strand that is synthesized continuously during replication

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replication fork

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y-shaped region in chromosome that serves as growing site for DNA replication

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Codon

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sequence of 3 nucleotides that together from unit genetic code in DNA/RNA

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init-codon

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sequence of three nucleotides forming unit of genetic code in tRNA, corresponding complementary codon in mRNA

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point mutation

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mutation affecting one or few nucleotides in gene sequence

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central dogma

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  • DNA codes for RNA which codes for proteins

- DNA is molecule of heredity that passes from parents to offspring, contains instruction for building RNA and proteins

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Avery, MacLeod & McCarty

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Took mixture of heat killed S cells and living R cells and tested to see what caused transformation of R strand to S strand
***RNA & proteins not transforming principal DNA IS TRANSFORMING PRINCIPAL

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Chargaff DNA analysis experiment

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Used paper chromatography to separate DNA & UV spectrometry used to analyze amounts of bases

  • **base composition of DNA varies between species
  • **A&T equal to G&C
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Franklin

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Got best x-ray diffraction of DNA w/x-ray crystallography to learn DNA structure (photo 51)
-Wilikins hares data w/Watson and Crick

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R. Griffith’s Mouse experiment

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Goal:develop vaccine against pneumonia
Procedure: Injected mice w/diff bacteria
living S cells-->dies
living R cells-->lives
heat killed S cells-->lives
mixture heat-killed S cells & living R cells-->dies
Conclusion:living R bacteria transformed
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R. Griffith’s Mouse conclusion

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Conclusion: living R bacteria transformed into pathogenic S bacteria, unknown inheritable substance changed R cells- to S cells
Results: coined “transformation” now known as change in genotype and phenotype from assimilation of foreign DNA

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Hersey & Chase T4 bacteriophage experiment

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Procedure: took mixture of heat-killed S cells and living R cell and tested to see what cause transformation of R strand into S strand

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Hersey & Chase T4 bacteriophage conclusion

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RNA and proteins aren’t transforming principal DNA IS TRANSFORMING PRINCIPLE

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meselson and stahl experiment

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used centrifuge to separate DNA

  • heavy isotopes at bottom lighter at top
  • looked to see where samples where at end of replication
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meselson and stahl conclusion

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1st round
Conservation model (incorrect)
-parent at bottom daughter at top
Semi conservative 
-sediment toward middle
Dispersive
-sediment toward middle
2nd round
conservative (incorrect)
semiconservative(correct)
-bands toward top hybrid in middle
Dispersive (incorrect)
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Watson & Crick

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Came up w/model for DNA structure

**solved structure of DNA w/franklins data

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Components of nucleotide

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  • sugar (deoxyribose)
  • phosphate (1 phosphorous atom joined to 4 oxygen)
  • base (one of A,G,G,T)
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Features of DNA

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  • double helix
  • sugar phosphate backbone
  • strands anti-parallel 5’–>3’ to 3’–>5’
  • bases in middle
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Number of H-bonds between A-T

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two

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Number of H-bonds between G-C

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three

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where does replication occur in cell

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nucleus

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how does replication start

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RNA polymerase II transcribes polyadenylation signal sequence

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how des replication terminate

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RNA transcriptase releases 1-25 nucleotides past ployadenlation sequence

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Three DNA replication models

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Conservative
Dispersive
Semiconservative

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Conservative DNA replication model

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parent strand unzips and makes two new parents and two new replicated strands

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Dispersive DNA replication model

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part of parent strand and part of new strand come together to make two new strands with parts of parent and daughter strands

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Semiconservative

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parent strand unzips and daughter strand is transcribed from parent strand

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Helicase

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  1. opens DNA helix
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Single stranded DNA bonding proteins

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  1. prevent helix fro closing (keep helix open)
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topoisomerase (gyrase)

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  1. releases supercoiling when DNA twisted up
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primase

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  1. adds RNA primer b/c free OH required

* **now replication can occur

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DNA polymerase III

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  1. adds new nucleotide to daughter DNA strand
    - moves 3’–>5’
    - lagging strands okazaki fragments
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DNA polymerase II

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  1. removes primes adds new nucleotides
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DNA ligase

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  1. seals nicks in laggin strand
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what way does replication occur

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5’–>3’

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what is required for DNA replication to occur

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3’ OH group

template strand

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Proteins involved in repairing incorrectly paired nucleotides

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DNA polymerase–>lay down new nucleotides

DNA ligase–>seals it up

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Mismatch repair system

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when DNA polymerase puts in wrong base pair and other enzymes have to fix mistake

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Proteins involved in mismatch repair

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nuclease–> cuts out bad DNA
DNA polymerase/DNA ligase–>fix it
-called nucleotide excision repair

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gene cloning

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when gene is inserted in plasmid that is put into bacteria cell for further replication with new gene

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Applications of gene cloning

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insert different genes into different organisms

  • bacteria used to clean toxic waste
  • proteins disable blood clots in hear attack therapy
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what are restriction enzymes?

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cuts DNA molecule at/near sequence of bases

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what is used to make recombinant DNA?

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restriction enzymes

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Purpose of gel electrophoresis

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  • **used to separate macromolecules
  • fragments separated by size
  • proteins repeated by size and charge
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HIV antiviral AZT

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AZT is retroviral to stop HIV replication

  • has similar structure to HIV
  • **missing 3’ OH group w/o can’t replicate

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