CYTOLOGY QUIZ COMPILATION Flashcards

1
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the origin of species

A

charles darwin

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2
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experiments on plant hybridization which lays out the basic theory of genetics

A

gregor mendel

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3
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isolated nucleic acid from pus cell

A

friedrich miescher

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4
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provided genetic material is deed located in the nucleus

A

ernst haeckel

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5
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coined the word gene

A

wilhelm johannsen

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6
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science of genetic linkage

A

reginald punnet and william bateson

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7
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genes are located on the chromosomes

A

thomas hunt morgant

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8
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demonstrated that dna is the hereditary material

A

oswald avery, colin macleod and maclyn mccarty

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9
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determined the structure of dna molecule

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james watson and francis crick

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10
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showed that 3 dna bases code for one amino acid

A

marshall nirenberg

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11
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first dna cloning

A

stanley cohen and herbert boyer

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12
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introduced the process of sequencing the genome

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frederick sanger

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13
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invented polymerase chain reaction

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kary mullis

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14
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successfully cloned the first mammal from an adult cell

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ian wilmut and keith campbell

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15
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first mammal clone

A

dolly

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16
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makes dna copies that are transmitted from cell to cell and from parent to parent

A

dna replication

17
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stores information in unites called genes

A

dna

18
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produces and rna copy of the gene

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transcription

19
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a temporary copy of a gene that contains information to make a polypeptide

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messenger rna

20
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produces polypeptide using the information in mrna

A

translation

21
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becomes part of a functional protein that contributes to an organisms traits

A

polypeptide

22
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the promoter functions as a recognition site for transcription factors. the transcription factors enables rna polymerase to bind to the promoter

A

initiation

23
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rna polymerase slides along the dna in an open complex to synthesize rna

A

elongation

24
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a terminator is reached that causes rna polymerase and the rna transcript to dissociate from the dna

A

termination

25
Q

catalyzes the formation of rrna

A

polymerase I

26
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catalyzes the formation of mrna

A

polymerase II

27
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catalyzes the trna formation

A

polymerase III

28
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T/F: rna polymerase must be able to recognize both the beginnings and the ends of genes on the dna double helix in order to initiate and terminate transcription

A

TRUE

29
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T/F: it must also be able to recognize the correct dna strand to avoid transcribing the dna strand that is not informational

A

TRUE

30
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T/F: rna polymerase accomplishes those tasks by recognizing certain start and stop signals in DNA, called initiation and termination sequences, respectively

A

TRUE

31
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site for binding of regulatory proteins and influences the rate of transcription

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regulatory sequence

32
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site for rna polymerase binding and signals the beginning of transcription

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promoter

33
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signals the end of transcription

A

terminator

34
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translation begins near this site in the mrna

A

ribosomal-binding site

35
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specifies the first amino acid in a polypeptide sequence

A

start codon

36
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first amino acid in eukaryotes

A

methionine

37
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3-nucleotide sequences within the mrna that specify particular amino acids

A

codon

38
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specifies the end of polypeptide synthesis

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stop codon