Chapter 2: The Molecular Nature of Genes Flashcards

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1
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  1. temperature
  2. DNA conc
  3. pH
  4. time
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renaturation variables (x4)

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DNA nucleotide components

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nitrogenous base, sugar, phosphate group

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3
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join polynucleotide strands of DNA and RNA

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phosphodiester bonds

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3
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(renaturation)=process of bringing together 2 complementary nucleotide strands

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Annealing (aka?)

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hybridization

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process of bringing together a complimentary strand of DNA and RNA which occurs at higher temp than DNA/DNA annealing

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transformation with Strept pneumoniae

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frederick griffith

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phage proteins remained outside bacterial cells while phage DNA entered cells

isotopically labelled T2 protein with S (red) and DNA with P (orange), mixed T2 with E. coli

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alfred hershey & martha chase experiment

experiment?

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nitrogenous base, sugar, phosphate group

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DNA nucleotide components

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6
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bases joined together in DNA & RNA

e.g.: adenine base=adenosine in RNA, deoxyadenosine in DNA

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nucleoside units (e.g.)

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subunits of DNA and RNA

nucleosides w/ phosphate group

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nucleotides

composed of?

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hydrophobic, 10 bases per turn

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Bases: property and number

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5’ vs 3’

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5’=free phosphate, 3’=hydroxyl group

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10
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Smooth Strept. pneumoniae pathogenicity

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contain capsules protecting them from animal’s defense system

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phosphodiester bonds

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join polynucleotide strands of DNA and RNA

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12
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Transformation

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a change in genotype and phenotype due to the assimilation of external DNA by a cell

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14
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renaturation variables (x4)

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  1. temperature
  2. DNA conc
  3. pH
  4. time
15
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Bases: property and number

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hydrophobic, 10 bases per turn

16
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alfred hershey & martha chase experiment

experiment?

A

phage proteins remained outside bacterial cells while phage DNA entered cells

isotopically labelled T2 protein with S (red) and DNA with P (orange), mixed T2 with E. coli

18
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nucleoside units (e.g.)

A

bases joined together in DNA & RNA

e.g.: adenine base=adenosine in RNA, deoxyadenosine in DNA

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process of bringing together a complimentary strand of DNA and RNA which occurs at higher temp than DNA/DNA annealing

A

hybridization

20
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found that DNA base composition varies between species

DNA/RNA composed of purine and pyrimidine bases: adenine & guanine; cytosine, uracil (RNA), & thymine

A

erwin chargaff (x2)

21
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nucleotides

composed of?

A

subunits of DNA and RNA

nucleosides w/ phosphate group

22
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a change in genotype and phenotype due to the assimilation of external DNA by a cell

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Transormation

23
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5’=free phosphate, 3’=hydroxyl group

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5’ vs 3’

24
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frederick griffith

A

transformation with Strept pneumoniae

26
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Annealing (aka?)

A

(renaturation)=process of bringing together 2 complementary nucleotide strands

27
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contain capsules protecting them from animal’s defense system

A

Smooth Strept. pneumoniae pathogenicity

28
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erwin chargaff (x2)

A

found that DNA base composition varies between species

DNA/RNA composed of purine and pyrimidine bases: adenine & guanine, cytosine, uracil (RNA), and thymine