CH 6-9 worksheet Flashcards
What is the total number of chromosomes in a triploid organism with n = 5?
15 chromosomes
What is the total number of chromosomes in a tetraploid organism with n = 5?
20 chromosomes
What is the total number of chromosomes in a diploid organism with n = 5?
10 chromosomes
What is the total number of chromosomes in a hexaploid organism with n = 5?
30 chromosomes
What type of translocation is characterized by breaks between E and F and P and Q?
Reciprocal translocation
What type of translocation involves breaks between A and B, C and D, and N and O?
Non-reciprocal interstitial translocation
How many copies of each gene would an autotetraploid organism have?
Four copies
What are the five possible genotypes for alleles A and a in an autotetraploid organism?
- AAAA
- AAAa
- AAaa
- Aaaa
- aaaa
If the A allele is dominant, how many possible phenotypes would you expect?
Two phenotypes
True or False: The proteins that make up part of the nucleosome are called single-stranded binding proteins.
False
True or False: The degree of packing of euchromatin changes throughout the cell cycle.
True
True or False: The bonds that connect nucleotides within a strand are called hydrogen bonds.
False
What forms phosphodiester bonds between adjacent nucleotides?
DNA ligase
Where are centromeres located?
At the constricted region of chromosomes
DNA replication initiates at _______.
[origin of replication]
What is the percentage of guanine in a DNA sample if adenine is 30%?
20%
How many DNA molecules are there in a replicated chromosome?
Two DNA molecules
What is a nitrogenous base combined with a sugar called?
[nucleoside]
How many hydrogen bonds are between adenine and guanine?
Three hydrogen bonds
Write the complementary DNA strand for the sequence 3’ AGGCATGTTACAGTTGC 5’.
5’ TCCGTACAATGTCAACG 3’
What are the components to label in a DNA replication diagram?
- origins of replication
- Okazaki fragments
- lagging strands
- leading strands
- RNA primers
- 5’ and 3’ ends of all DNA strands
- helicases
- topoisomerases