Chpt. 4 & 16 Quiz Flashcards

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What does a nucleotide consist of?

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Phosphate group, 5 carbon sugar, nitrogenous base

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What are the abbreviated bases In DNA?

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C, T, G, A

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What is the difference between ribose and deoxyribose?

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Deoxyribose has one less oxygen

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What are the abbreviated nitrogenous bases in RNA

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C,U,G,A

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4
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How do nucleotides polymerize?

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By a condensation reaction between a h part of a 3 end oh group on the ribose and a whole OH group on the phosphate

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Is ribose in DNA or RNA?

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RNA

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Is deoxyribose in DNA or RNA?

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DNA

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On the 5 end of DNA and RNA what is unlinked?

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Phosphate

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On the 3 end of DNA or RNA what is unlinked?

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Hydroxyl

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What forms the primary structure of a molecule?

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The Order of different nitrogenous bases in a molecule

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What is antiparallel?

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Meaning the 2 strands of DNA run opposite to each other one is 3 to 5 and the other is 5 to 3

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What is the shape of the DNA?

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Double helix

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12
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In DNA what goes to A?

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T

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13
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In RNA what goes to A?

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U

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14
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In DNA and RNA what goes to C?

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G

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15
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What is common among all organisms discovered to date?

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DNA carries the information to grow and reproduce

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16
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What can cause the double helix to separate?

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Heating or enzyme-catalyzed reactions

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17
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DNA ‘s primary structure consists of what..?

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Deoxyribonucleotides

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18
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DNA is transcribed to what?

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mRNA (messenger RNA )

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19
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mRNA is translated to what?

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Proteins

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20
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DNA to mRNA to…?

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Protein

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21
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What is central dogma?

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The flow of information from DNA to RNA

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22
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Can some RNA s not be coded to make protein?

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Yes, the can preform other important functions in the cell

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What is reverse transcription? And when is it found?

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Reverses information flow by copying RNA into DNA. Some viruses with an RNA genome use this enzyme during their replication

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Each amino acid is specified by a ...?
Codon -a group of 3 bases in mRNA
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By synthesizing RNA s of a known base composition and the observing the results of the translation researchers were able to ...?
Decipher genetic code
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How is genetic code redundant?
Most of the 20 amino acids are specified by more than one codon
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Certain codons can...?
Signal where translation starts and stops
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Mutations are
Random, heritable changes in DNA that range from changes in a single base to changes in the structure and number of chromosomes
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What is silent mutation?
When the mutation has no effect on the final protein.
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What is a missense mutation?
When a single amino acid is changed in the final protein
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What is a nonsense mutation?
May shorten the protein by codeine for a STOP codon
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Frameshift mutation?
Shifts the reading frame and cause many amino acids to be wrong
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If an error is made in DNA synthesis or DNA repair it called?
Point mutation
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What is a beneficial mutation?
Increase the fitness (ability to survive) of the organism
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Neutral mutation?
Has no effect on fitness ( silent mutations)
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Deleterious mutations?
A mutation that lowers fitness
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How many codons are there?
64
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How many amino acid groups are there?
20
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What are the beginning and then end codons called?
Start and stop codons
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What does a code is unambiguous mean?
A single codon never codes for more than one amino acid
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Code is non overlapping means...?
When the ribosome locks onto the first codon it the reads each separate codon on after another
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Code is universal
All codons specify the same amino acids in all organisms
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Code is conservative
When several specify the same amino acid the first 2 bases In Those a are almost always identical
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A 3 base code is also known as
Triplet code
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Genes code for proteins but the do so...
Indirectly
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Transcription then...
Translation
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Genotype to...?
Phenotype
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Deff for phenotype
Physical traits that are a product of the proteins produced
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DNA is
Information storage
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RNA is
Information carrier
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Protein is
Active cell machinery
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When transcribing T in DNA to mRNA what does it go to?
A
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When transcribing A in DNA to mRNA what does it go to?
U
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One gene one enzyme?
Each gene contains the info required to make one enzyme