CHANGES IN GENETIC MATERIAL + GENETIC TRANSFER AND RECOMBINATION Flashcards

Lesson 3

1
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Changes in Genetic Material

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  • Mutation
  • Recombination–horizontal gene transfer
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2
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*a permanent change in the base sequence of DNA

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Mutation

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3
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Types of Mutation

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Point substitution
Frameshift substitution

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4
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Types of Point substitution

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  • Silent mutation
  • Missense mutation
  • Nonsense mutation
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5
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  • Insertion
  • Deletion
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Types of Frameshift substitution

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6
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  • a single nucleotide/base at one point in the DNA sequence is replaced with a different nucleotide/base
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Point Mutation/Base Substitution

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7
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most common type of mutation

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Point Mutation/Base Substitution

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8
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one or a few nucleotide pairs are deleted or inserted in the DNA

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Frameshift Mutation

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9
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can shift the “translational reading frame”

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Frameshift Mutation

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10
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A _____ mutation occurs when one or more nucleotides is/are lost from a DNA molecule.

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deletion mutation

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11
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An _____ mutation occurs when one or more nucleotides is/are added to a DNA molecule.

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insertion mutation

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12
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  • the exchange of genes between two DNA molecules to form new combinations of genes on a chromosome
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Genetic Recombination

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13
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Genetic Recombination 2 cells involved:

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  • Donor cell
  • Recipient cell
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14
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self-replicating, gene-containing, circular pieces of DNA about 1–5% the size of the bacterial chromosome

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Plasmid

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15
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not necessary for survival but offer some advantages
* F factor – carries genes for sex pili
* Resistance factor (R factor) – antibiotic resistance

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Plasmid

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16
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2 Factors

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  • F factor – carries genes for sex pili
  • Resistance factor (R factor) – antibiotic resistance
17
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“jumping genes”

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Transposons

18
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small segments of DNA that can be “transposed” from one region of a DNA
molecule to another

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Transposons

19
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may move from one site to another site on the same chromosome or to
another chromosome or plasmid

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Transposons

20
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Genetic Transfer in Bacteria

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  1. Transformation
  2. Conjugation
  3. Transduction
21
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genes are transferred from one bacterium to
another as “naked” DNA in solution

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Transformation

22
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through sex pili

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Conjugation

23
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requires cell to cell contact

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Conjugation

24
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donor cells must carry the plasmid, and
recipient cells usually do not

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Conjugation

25
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bacterial DNA is transferred from a donor cell to a recipient cell inside a virus that infects bacteria, called a bacteriophage/phage

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Transduction