chapter 9 part 2 Flashcards

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spliceosome

A
Occurs only in eukaryotic 
recognizes exon-intron junctions
enzymatically cuts them
loops introns, joins exons end to end
completed mRNA strand
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introns

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clip out
do not want in
intervening sequences of bases

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3
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viruses contain

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double-stranded DNA
single-stranded RNA
double-stranded RNA
single-stranded DNA

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Operons

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located only in bacteria and archaea

coordinated set of genes regulated as a single unit

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inducible operons

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glucose+ galactose (Lactose)
need turned on for coding of enzymes
catabolic enzyme

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Repressible operons

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anabolic enzymes

always on

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lactose operon

regulator

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a gene that codes for the repressor

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Repressor

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a protein capable of repressing the operon

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9
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Promoter

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recognizes by RNA polymerase

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10
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operator

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acts as an on/off switch for transcription

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structural locus

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3 genes

coding for different enzymes needed to catabolize lactose

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12
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allosteric

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2 binding sites
one for operator sequence on DNA and another for lactose
In absence of lactose, repressor binds to operator, blocking transcription of structural genes

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repressible operon

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on mode

only be turned off when nutrient is not longer required

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14
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corepressor

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excess nutrient

block the action of the operon

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15
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phase variation

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bacteria turning on and off

phenotypic changes

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16
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phase variations

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bacteria ma change cell surface markers

change attachment fimbriae and capsule production

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difference between prokaryotic and eukaryotic transcription and translation

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cotranslational translation only occurs in bacteria and archaea

18
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drugs that inhibit protein synthesis

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rifamycins

actinomycin D

19
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control locus

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promotor- RNA polymerase binds

operator-

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Structural locus

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codes for 3 enzymes

21
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recombination

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one bacteria donates DNA to another bacterium

22
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conjugation

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donor cell with pilus
fertility plasmid in donor
both donor and recipient alive
direct

23
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transformation

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free donor DNA
live, competent recipient cell
indirect

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transduction

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donor is lysed bacterial cell
live recipient
indirect

25
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plasmids

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not necessary for cells

26
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replication

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DNA to DNA

27
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transcription

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DNA to RNA

mRNA

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translation

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mRNA to amino acid sequence= protein

29
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transformation

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acceptance by a bacteria cell of small fragments of soluble SNA from the surrounds environment

30
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competent

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capable of accepting genetic material

31
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Frederick Griffith

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worked with encapsulated and non-encapsulated

32
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transduction

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bacterophage

DNA

33
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transposons or transposable elements (TEs)

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jumping genes shift from one part of the genome to another

Barbara McClintock

34
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3 ways that bacteria horizontally shares genes

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conjugation
transformation
transduction