Chapter 14 Flashcards

1
Q

The DNA inherited by an organism leads to specific traits by dictating ___ and of _____ involved in ____.

A

the synthesis of proteins, RNA molecules, protein synthesis

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2
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proteins are?

A

the link between genotype and phenotype

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3
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gene expression

A

process by which DNA directs protein synthesis

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4
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2 stages of gene expression

A

transcription and translation

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5
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metabolic pathway

A

cells synthesize and degrade molecules in a series of steps

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6
Q

Beadle and Tatum began studying the haploid bread mold ____ because it would be____?

A

Neurospora crassa, easier to detect recessive mutations

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7
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Beadle and Tatum generated ___, each of which was ___.

A

nutritional mutants, unable to synthesize a particular essential nutrient

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8
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For Neurospora one set of mutants all required ___ for ___.

A

arginine, growth

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9
Q

Some proteins are not ___, so researches revised the ____ hypothesis to ___.

A

enzymes, one gene-one enzyme, one gene-one protein

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10
Q

Beadle and Tatum’s hypothesis is now restarted as the ___ hypothesis.

A

one gene-one polypeptide

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11
Q

____ is the bridge between __ and ___ synthesis.

A

RNA, protein, DNA

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12
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2 stages of getting DNA to protein

A

transcription and translation

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13
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Transcription

A

synthesis of RNA using info in DNA

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14
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Transcription produces?

A

mRNA

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15
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Translation

A

synthesis of a polypeptide using info in mRNA

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16
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Sites of translation

17
Q

In eukaryotes, the nuclear envelope separates?

A

transcription from translation

18
Q

Eukaryotic RNA transcriptions are modified through ___ to yield __

A

RNA processing, mRNA

19
Q

Primary transcript

A

initial RNA transcript from any gene prior to processing

20
Q

Central dogma

A

concept that cells are governed by a cellular chain of command

21
Q

There are only ___ nucleotides bases to specify ___ amino acids

22
Q

The flow of info from ___ to ___ is based on __

A

gene, protein, triplet code

23
Q

triplet code

A

a series of nonoverlapping three-nucleotide words of mRNA

24
Q

The words from mRNA are then translated into?

A

a chain of amino acids forming a polypeptide

25
Q

During transcription, the template strand?

A

provides a template for ordering the sequence of complementary nucleotides in an RNA transcript

26
Q

codons

A

mRNA triplets

27
Q

codons are read in the ___ direction.

28
Q

coding strand

A

nontemplate DNA strand

29
Q

The genetic code is __

30
Q

redundant

A

more than one codon may specify a particular amino acid

31
Q

No codon specify ___

A

more than one amino acid