Ch-3-Nucleus and Dna Flashcards

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1
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What helps molecules move btw nucleus and cytosol?

A

nuclear pores

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2
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What is dumbbell shapped signifying

A

its the shape of nucleus with cell type, normally spheroid but dumbbel is leukemia anemia

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3
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What is the nuclear envelope compartments (4)

A

-Outer n.memb = cont to the RER
-Peri n.space = cont ER lumen
-Inner n.memb= binding site for n.lamina
(NPC allow passing of molecules)

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4
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NPC

A

150nm thick

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5
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What is the nucleoporins surrounding (3)

A

Transmembrane ring - anchors NPC
Scaffold - layer of the ring
Channel - centroal pore

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6
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Which DNA is un-expressed

A

Heterochromatin

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7
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From the chromatin type which has less coil

A

Euchromatin

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8
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What is the N.Lamina connected to?

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To chromatin , allows DNA replication and transcription

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9
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How is N.Import done

A

Proteins are bound to Import-R , those proteins have a Nucl Local signal that are bound to (phe-gly- repeats) fibrils.

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10
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What disciple involves the study of the genetic make up

A

Genomics

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11
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What is responsible for low correlation of complexity to chr. #

A

Non-coding DNAaka 1.1% actual is coding aka exons.

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12
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what is it called when parts of the DNA’s genome can move around

A

Trasnposons

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13
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How much % needed of a genetic variation for a it to gain/loose a fxn

A

1% is just mutation, >1 is called a polymorphism,

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14
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What type of genetic variation explains a pattern of mendelian genetics

A

Mutation do

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15
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What does chargaff rule signify

A

A=T

G=C

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16
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Purines and Pyrimidines with H # bonds

A

T-C = pyrm
A-G= pur
AT - 2H
GC- 3H bonds

17
Q

What type of bonds link DNA

A

Phosphodiester bond

18
Q

What direction is strand direction in

A

5’ P–>3’OH

19
Q

This type of mutation is when theres a substitution of of an A.A to another

A

Misense

20
Q

This type of mutation is when theres a pre-mature stop

A

NonSense

21
Q

This type of mutation is an insertion or deletion

A

Frameshift

22
Q

What are 2 ways for DNA to be packaged

A

DNA Supercoiled
or
Nucleosomes

23
Q

What shape does supercoiling give

A

solenoidal

24
Q

What gives a R. handed confirmation twist

A

Overwinding gives +’ve

25
Q

What gives the DNA space to seperate

A

Underwinding with a -‘ve supercoil

26
Q

What mediates the overwinding or underwinding

A

Type 1 topoisiomersae will break 1 strand

where as Type 2 will break both strand

27
Q

What makes gene regulation possible

A

chromatin remodleing

28
Q

What is it referred to when centromere is located at one end of the chromosome

A

telo-centric

29
Q

What is it referred to when centromere is located at the centre

A

Metacentric

30
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What is it referred to when centromere is located at one end of the chromosome

A

Acrocentric