chapter 10 continued- gene expression Flashcards

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1
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-proteins are the links between genotype and phenotype

-a gene sends instructions in the form of mRNA which programs protein synthesis through transcription and translation

  • dna in nucleus to rna to protein synthesis in the cytoplasm
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central dogma of biology

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provides template for protein synthesis during translation

carrie’s transcript of dna

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mrna

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brings amino acids and reads genetic code during translation

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trna

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4
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makes up ribosomes with other ribosomes

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rrna

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5
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how does dna control cell activity?

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dna is used as a template to make rna (transcription) and rna is used as a template to make protein (translation)

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6
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3 nucleotide bases of mrna that codes for an amino acid

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codon

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7
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complimentary bases of codon located on trna

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anticodon

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8
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where does transcription occur and what is it

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occurs in nucleus

converts dna to mrna

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first step of transcription

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rna polymerase unwinds dna

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10
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step 2 of transcription

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rna polyermase adds rna nucleotides

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processing steps of transcription

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add cap and tail and remove introns (non coding)

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12
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where does translation occur

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cytoplasm

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13
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first step of translation

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players arrive and ribosomes attach to to mrna at start codon and trna brings first amino acid

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second step in translation

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next trna brings next amino acid to ribosomes to make a polypeptide. trna brings anti codon to codon from mrna

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15
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last step in translation

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ribosome reaches stop codon

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16
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change in dna nucleotide sequence

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mutation

17
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_______ substitutions is a point mutation where…

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exchange one nucleotide with a mother

18
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base substitution changes codon and results in different amino acid

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missense mutation

19
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base substitution changes codon but same amino acid

A

silent mutation

20
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base substitution stop codon results in a incomplete, ________________ protein

A

nonsense substitution

21
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insertions and deletions

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add or remove one or more dna nucleotides

22
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framwshift mutation results in

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different amino acid sequence

23
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what is the source of mutation

A

mutagenesis

24
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mistakes made during dna replication that are not corrected are _________ mutations

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spontaneous

25
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agents that cause mutations are called

A

mutagens (x-rays, uv rays, chemicals)

26
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what is a virus

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infectious particle

27
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what do viruses need to reproduce

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a host cell

28
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virus that attacks prokaryotic cells

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phage

29
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phages are made of

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nucleic acid (dna or rna)
outer protein coat (capsule)

30
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host cell explodes (lyses) releasing new viruses (what type of reproductive cycle is this?)

A

lytic

31
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viral dna combines with host cell dna and lies dormant unless an environmental trigger sets it off (what reproductive cycle is this?)

A

lysogenic

32
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type of virus that is new, and emerges from one specific location and spreads rapidly

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emerging virus