chapter five part three Flashcards

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1
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gene expression

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DNA directs RNA synthesis - contracts protein synthesis
- changes over life

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2
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gene

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discrete unit of inheritance

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3
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nucleic acid

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polymers made of monomers called nucleotides

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4
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DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid)

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provides directions for own replication, double-stranded helix

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5
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what type of fat do animals typically have

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saturated

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6
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what type of fat do plants typically have

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unsaturated

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7
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RNA (ribonucleic acid)

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single stranded, ribose sugar, protein synthesis and gene regulation

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8
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monomers of nucleic acids

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nucleotides

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9
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bonds in nucleic acids

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phosphodiesters

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10
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composition of nucleotides

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  • pentose carbon sugar (5C)
  • nitrogenous base (nitrogen-containing)
  • 1-3 phosphate groups
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11
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2 types of bases

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pyrimidine, purine

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12
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pyrimidine

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cytosin, thymin, uracil
- (6C ring)

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13
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purine

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adenine, guanine
- (6C ring + 5C ring)

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14
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sugars where nitrogenous bases attach

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  • deoxyribose
  • ribose
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15
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deoxyribose sugar

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DNA, lacks O atom on 2nd carbon in ring

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16
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phosphate group numbers

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mono, di, tri

17
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DNA structure

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double helix with strands running antiparallel

18
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who “discovered” DNA double helix

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James Watson and Francis Crick
- 1953
- 1 page paper
- Nobel: 1962

19
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antiparallel

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2 sugar-phosphate backbones run in opposite 5’ to 3’ directions

20
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base pairs

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A-T/U
C-G

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