chapter 7 Flashcards

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the study of the inheritance and inheritable traits as expressed in an organisms genetic material

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genetics

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an organisms total DNA or DNA sequence

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genome

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a genome includes

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all of an organisms genes and non-coding DNA

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the DNA sequence that codes for a protein, the instructions to make a protein

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Gene

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thread like DNA is wrapped up around DNA binding proteins and condensed into loops

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chromosome

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what cells only have one copy of a chromosome, haploid

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prokaryotic cells

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what special DNA proteins do archea have that bacteria doesnt

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histones

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chromosome is mostly composed of

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DNA but also includes associated proteins and RNA

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small, circular molecules of DNA that replicate independently from the chromosomes, non essential for survival

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plasmids

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contains genes that give resistance to antibiotics or environmental toxins

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resistant plasmid

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contains genes sometimes reffered to as transfer genes that have the instructions for transferring DNA through the sex pilus

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fertility plasmid

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contains genes for enzymes, toxins, or structures that allow bacteria to infect a host, found in pathogenic bacteria

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virulence plasmid

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contains genes that produce toxins or bacteriocins that kill other bacteria species

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bacteriocins plasmids

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eukaryotic genomes:

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  • more than one chromosome per cell
  • linear DNA
  • diploid
  • have histones
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DNA strands are held together by

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hydrogen bonds

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two long strands of nucleotides twisted together in pairs to form double helix

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DNA

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structure of each strand of DNA

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alternating bases, phosphate that binds to sugar

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18
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the nitrogenous bases in DNA

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thymine, adenine, guanine, cytosine

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what sugars in DNA

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pentose or deoxyribose

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what charge is phosphate

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adenine pairs with

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guanine pairs with

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this pairing of bases is called

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complementary base pairing

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DNA replication is a what process

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semiconservative

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DNA copied into RNA
transcription
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RNA converted into a protein
translation
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the region before the gene that transcription starts
promoter
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region after the gene where transcription ends
terminator
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describe process of transcription
1. RNA polymerase binds to the promoter and unwinds DNA 2. RNA polymerase synthesizes RNA using DNA as a template 3. RNA polymerase reaches the terminator and transcription stops
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four nitrogenous bases of RNA
adenine, uracil, guanine, cytosine
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the sugar of RNA
ribose
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RNA is single or double stranded
single
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a gene found in DNA is transcribed into RNA
messenger RNA or m RNA
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found in ribosomes, acts as an enzyme adding amino acids to a growing protein chain during translation
ribosomal RNA or rRNA
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this form of RNA carries an amino acid to the ribosome during translation
transfer RNA or tRNA
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describe translation process
- the ribosome binds to the mRNA and finds the start codon - tRNA are directed to the codons on the mRNA by the ribosome and add specific amino acids to build the protein - translation will terminate at a stop codon and the ribosome will leave the mRNA
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occurs when an organism replicates its genome and passes it on to its own progency, reproduces through cell division
vertical gene transger
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when genetic material such as a part of the genome or a plasmid is transferred between individuals of unrelated generations
horizontal gene transfer
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transfer of DNA through a sex pilus
conjugation
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a bacteria dies, releasing its DNA into the environment, then another bacteria picks up this DNA
transformation
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DNA is transferred from one bacteria to another by a virus
transduction
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bacteria cells with the F plasmid
F+ and the donor
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bacteria cells without the F plasmid
F - and called the recipient
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who discovered transformation
fredrick griffith
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which strain was deadly to mice
the smooth strain because it had a capsule
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which strain was non pathogenic
the rough strain
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