Chapter 10- DNA Flashcards
Transformation
Transfer of genetic material
Bacteriophage
When virus infects bacteria
Avery + his colleagues showed that the transforming agent in Griffiths experiment was _____
DNA
Hershey’s and Chase’s experiment showed
DNA is the heredity molecule in viruses
The S strain and R strain of S. pneumoniae are different in that __________
The S strain produces a capsule but the R strain doesn’t
Elements in DNA
CHNOPS
Elements in protein
CHONS
Complementary base pair
Pair of nitrogen bases connected by hydrogen bonds
Nitrogenous base
Base containing nitrogen and carbon
Primary function of DNA cells is to
Store info that tells cells for which proteins to make
2 strands of DNA molecules are held together by
Hydrogen bonds
Guanine binds with
Cytosine
Adenine binds with
Thymine
Percentage of DNA is
= to the % of adenine in DNA
3 parts of a DNA Nucleotide
- a deoxyribose sugar
- nitrogen base
- phosphate group
All connected by sugar 😱
Importance of complementary base pairing in a DNA structure
Holds DNA together and serves as a way to replicate itself
Who determined that the structure of DNA is a double helix??
Watson and Crick
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What is DNA??
Information that determines organisms traits
DNA produces ____
Protein
DNA is made of repeating subunits called
Nucleotides
DNA stands for
A deoxyribonucleic acid
What r chromosomes made of??
DNA
Protein
What r the rings made of in a DNA molecule??
Nitrogen bases
What r the rungs attached to???
Each other
Deoxyribose sugar
Helicase
Unwinds the DNA strand
mRNA
Messenger from nucleus to ribosomes
rRNA
Makes up ribosomes with proteins
tRNA
Moves amino acids transfer into ribosomes
How does info from DNA get to cytoplasm??
mRNA
Ligase
(Like glue 😜)
Sticks the 2 strands together
Which pass does cell replication occur??
Interphase (S phase)
Semi-conservative replication
2 copies of DNA half old half new
Before replication takes place
2 strands of DNA must separate
Virulent
Causes disease
A mutation is
A change in the nucleotide sequence
Why does replication occur so quickly in eukaryotes???
Occurs simultaneously
Codon
Sequence of 3 mRNA nucleotides
Translation
Nucleotides forming q genetic code
A protein is a polymer consisting of a specific sequence of
Amino acids
During translation, one end of a tRNA molecule pairs with a complementary
mRNA
In eukaryotic cells, RNA is copied from DNA in the
Nucleus
Transcriptions purpose
To create a single stranded RNA molecule
What is translation
Process of changing the information from an order of nitrogen bases mRNA into amino acids
Where does transcription take place??
Nucleus -> DNA is only found in the nucleus and can’t get out of it
Point mutation
Chance 1 amino acid
-isn’t always bad
Frameshift mutation
- addition or deletion of s base
- more dangerous
Inversion mutation
DNA sequence is flipped
Translocation mutation
Sequence breaks off and and reinserted somewhere else
Beetle and Tatum
Connections between enzymes and genes
Hershey and Chase
-bacteria carries instructions to replicate oh ages in bacteria
Watson and Crick
Completly sure DNA structure looks like
Wobble hypothesis
_____ codons
______ amino acids
64 codons
20 amino acids
Purpose of DNA
Provides
- genetic instructions
- long term storage of info
Purpose of RNA
Associates with a set of proteins to form ribosomes
The smooth strain in griffiths experiment is _____
Virulent
Rough strain of griffiths experiment _____
Nonvirulent
Replication
Synthesis of an identical copy of a DNA strand
Transcription
Synthesis of mRNA molecule
Translation
Synthesis of polypeptide from amino acids
Codon
Base triplet on mRNA
Anticodon
Complementary triplet on tRNA
Polypeptide
Protein molecule