CH 5 Exam 2 Flashcards

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What are architectural proteins?

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help fold chromosomoes

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what’s the main architectural protein in eukeriotic cells

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histones

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Size of small geneomes of viruses archaea aand eukaryotes

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<10 Mb and <20 Mb. It’s mainly protein coding and RNA coding sequences, nothing else.

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How big are large genomes and what do they consit of?

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> 100 Mb, majority of it is non-coding, introns and exons are in there, long

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5
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what type of genomes is chalk full of coding sequences

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small

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Do all eukaryotes have the same number of chromosomes?

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no

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how do u wrap dna up so it can be tight in the chromosome?

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using histones

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what’s dna called when it’s wrapped around a histone?

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nucleosome

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9
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what do all the nucleosomes make up?

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The 10 nm fiber (chromatin0

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10
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what is a histone core made of

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8 polypeptides (blue beeds) and a linker (yellow bead)

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DNA is blank and histones are blank

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negative, positive, ionic reactiosn keep them on

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Strutcure of histone proteins

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Histone-DNA interactions at the carboxyl terminal end. Histone-fold domain
and lysine and arginine charge at the N terminal

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what’s it called when the nucleosomes wrap around each other

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30 nm fiber. not clear how it folds

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what;s a condensin complex

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makes chromosomes more compact, requires atp. it;s a complex

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after the condensin complex how many folds are u at

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10,000-fold. this is in metaphse.

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16
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what special structures can we see during metaphase?

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centroomere (onnect sister chromatids), cohesins 9hold sister chromatids together along their length), Ki-67 coats the chromosome repelling other chromosomes.

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Centromere has a special…?

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sequence that can bind specialy to proteins. Special histone have CENP-A to allow centromeres to do the specil things

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kinetochore

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assemples at the centromere. allows for capturing spindle microtubles so it can seperate correctly to daughter cells

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Metacentric, acrocentric, telocentric

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in the imdd,e not quite the middle, at the end

20
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more autosomes or sex chromosomes?

21
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three levels for gene regulation

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sequence of DNA, at the folding into chromatin (is ti tightlyu wound what is it), location of the chromosome inside the nucleous

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Ways DNA can be packaged

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heterochromatin (tight, can’t read DNA), euchromatin (more open allows gene activation)

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C-value

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amount of DNA in haploid genome (but doesn’t corrilate w how complex the organizm is)

24
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types of tandom repeates

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satelites, minisatelites, STRs

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Types of interspersed elements
SINE (11%) and LINE (21%)
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where does lateral gene transfer happen
organelle geneomes. mitochon and chloroplasts
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Endosymbiont hypothesis
both organelles (mitochon and chloro) are derived from primitive, free-living, bacterial-like organisms
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Mitochondrial DNA
encodes essential enzymes for oxidative phosphorylation and autophagy and apooptosis, mutation in mitochon can lead to genetic diseases (maternally inhereted)
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Organelle genomes
cpDNA and mtDNA are compact and withouth histones, multiple copies of genome per organelle,
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Gene transfer can happen bettwen
nucleus, mitochon, chloro and all the combinations besides nucleus to chloro
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bacterial genome
single covalently circular DNA molecule. not histone proteins but packed. The structure is called a nucleoid.
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prokaryotes pack DNA into chromosomes
Plasmids are examples of ecxtra chromosomal DNA
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Plasmid DNA
SMall double stranded circular or linear DNA, independednt and self replicating, etrachromosomal
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Viral genome
ds or ss, circular or linear, modle for molecular biology,
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metagenomics
sequencing of the genome of entire poulation within the virosphere. ORFans (we don't know what they do yet)
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Mammalian DNA viruses
infect mammalian cells and make host machinery for their replication. very diverse form of genome,
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