Chromosomes, Chromatin Structure etc. Bl. 2, Class 2 Flashcards

1
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T/F the structure of DNA provides a mechanism of heredity

A

true!

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2
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a heredity unit consisting of a sequence of DNA is known as a

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gene

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3
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t/f genes occupy a specific location on the chromosome

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true

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4
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what is a genome

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the complete set of infomation in an organisms DNA for all the protien and RNA molecules the organism will ever synthesize

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5
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how many genes do we have

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over 25,000

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6
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how many pairs of choromosomes do we havie

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22 pairs plus 2 sex

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7
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what happens to chromosomes during cell division

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become condensed into compact like structure visible in light microscore

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8
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how many chromosomes do we have

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46

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9
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whats a chromatid

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one of the 2 copies of the duplicated chromosome formed by DNA replication during the s phase

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10
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where are sister chromatids joined

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the centromere

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11
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during what phase do we see sister chromatids

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the s phase

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12
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define chromatin

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complex of DNA, histones and non histonen proteins found in the nucleus of the cell

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13
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define: complex of DNA, histones and non histone proteins found in the nucleus of the cell

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chromatin

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14
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how many types of chromatin are there and list them

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2, heterochromatin, euchromatin

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15
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the region of the chromosome that remains in the form that is unusually condensend and is transcriptionally inactive is

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heterochromatin

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16
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which is transcriptionally active. Hetero or euchromatin

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euchromatin

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17
Q

xy is a ____

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male

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18
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xx is a ___

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female

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19
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what are the red nobs at the end of chromosomes

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indicate the position of the genes that encode ribosomal RNA

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20
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P refers to which arm of the chromosome

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short arm

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21
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q refers to which arm of the chromosome

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long arm

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22
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T/F size of the chromosome determines the size of the species

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false

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23
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T/F chromosomes look the same during the entire cell cycle

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false !

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24
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at the end of mitosis how many cells will you have and will they be identical ?

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2 and yes

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25
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at the end of meiosis how many cells will you have and will they be identical ?

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4 and no

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26
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The dipoloid chromosome number in standard lab mice is 40. What is the n for this organism ?

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20

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27
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If you investigate cells from a lab mouse with 40 chromosomes you would find a total of ___ sister chromatides first after the ___stage

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80, s

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28
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how many different possible gametes are there with 23 chromosomes

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8 million

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29
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what enables more genetic diversity in humans

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crossing over

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30
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t/f crossing over occurs at specific locations on the chromosome

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false , they occur at random locations

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31
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describe how crossing over works

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exchange of equivalent secitons between homologous chromosomes

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32
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a chromosomal disorder resulting from a partial or complete extra copy of chromosome 21 is is

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down syndrome

33
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is a gamete haploid or diploid

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haploid

34
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the mistake in down syndrome happens during

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meosis II

35
Q

are the coding regions on DNA large or small

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small, most is junk

36
Q

how many genes do we have

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25,000

37
Q

how many exons per gene do we have

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10.4

38
Q

the % of dna sequence in exons is about …

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1.5%

39
Q

what is a pseudogene and how many are there

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> 20,000 , stop codons, trunkated, basically fucked of non coding

40
Q

what percentage is repetitive

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50%

41
Q

lines and sines are also known as

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retro viral like elements

42
Q

how many bp for line element

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6000+

43
Q

does line or sine encode reverse transcriptase

A

line

44
Q

LINES are transcribed by

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RNA pol II

45
Q

lines make up what perentage of the genome

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17%

46
Q

sines are made up of how many bp

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500

47
Q

do SINES encode reverse transcriptase

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no

48
Q

SINES are encoded by

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RNA poly III

49
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SINES make up what % of genoome

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11%

50
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the most abundant SINE elements are

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ALU elements

51
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are ALU elements lines or sines

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SINE

52
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how many ALU elements in human genome

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1 million

53
Q

T.F alu elements can cause genetic disorders

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true

54
Q

what are 3 possible funcitons of SINES and lines

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  1. gene regulaiton
  2. genetic variation
  3. selfish, replicate and spread
55
Q

what are the 3 things important for chromosome maintaince

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telomere, centromere, replication origin

56
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the constricted region of the chromosome that holds sister chromatids together is called

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the centromere

57
Q

the ends of the chromosome is called the

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telomere

58
Q

what repetitive sequences are found out the end of telomeres

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GGGGTTGG

59
Q

how many centromeres on chromosome

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1

60
Q

how many telmeres found on chromosome

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2

61
Q

how many origin of replications found on eukchrom

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multiple

62
Q

how many nucleotide pairs are found on dna

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200

63
Q

what 4 things form the histone core

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H2A, H2B, H3, H4

64
Q

DNA . is packaged into ___. these are packed to form a 30 nm fiber

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nucleosomes

65
Q

what is condensins

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protein that helps with chromatin binding

66
Q

what is the purpose of chromatin loops in human chromosomes

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high level expression of genes in loops

67
Q

in a typical euk cell would you expect to find more molecules of HI histone or more molecules of H2A histone?

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H2A, we only have 1 H1 , and 2 copies of H2A

68
Q

Changes in DNA is called

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genetic inheritance

69
Q

Changes in Chromatin is called

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epigenetic inheritance

70
Q

what does epigenetic inheritance refer to

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changes in chromatin

71
Q

what are the 3 kinds of histone modifications

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acetylation , methylation, phosphorylation

72
Q

T/F histone modifications are irreversible

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false, they are reversible

73
Q

what is the function of aceytlaiton on chromatin

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loosens chromatin structure

74
Q

histone modificaitons help to recruit more,,,,

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gene regulatory proteins

75
Q

on what specific part of the histone do modificaitons take place

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on the LYSINE

76
Q

A methylation on a lysine of a histone means

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gene silencing

77
Q

what is the histone code reader writer complex

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an enzyme that creates a specific modification

78
Q

what is the funciton of the chromatin remodeling complex?

A

IDK look this shit up

79
Q

list 3 things you will see in the centromere region of the chromosome

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microtubules, H3 variant, H3