DNA Mutation And Repair Flashcards

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Types of changes

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-substitutions
-Insertions
-Deletions
-Expanding nucleotide repeats

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Functional effect changes

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-Reverse
-Missense
-Neutral
-Nonsense
-Silent
-Suppressor

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Base substions

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-transitions
-Transversions

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Base substitution types

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Transitions and Transversions

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Transition

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Transversions

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Frameshift

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Number of bases added or removed is not divisible by 3

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Insertions

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Deletions

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Expanding nucleotide repeats

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Model of nucleotide repeat expansion

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Reverse mutation

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Changes the mutant codon back to the original codon

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Missense mutation

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A base substitution that results in a different amino acid in a protein

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Neutral mutation

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A type of missense mutation that alters the amino acid sequence but does not significantly change its function

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Nonsense mutation

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Changes a sense codon into a stop codon (TGA, TAA, TAG)

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Silent Mutation

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Changes a codon to a synonymous codon that specifies the same amino acid

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Suppressor mutation

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Suppresses the effect of an earlier mutation at a different site (does not change the sequence back to the original)

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Types of DNA damage

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-Endogenous
-Environmental

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Endogenous DNA damage causes:

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-mistakes during DNA replication
-Depurination
-Deamination
-Oxidation ( by endogenous reactive oxygen species)
-non-enzymatic methylation

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Environmental damage causes

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-Radiation (UV or ionizing)
-environmental chemicals (e.g. DNA methylating agents, chemotherapeutic agents (DNA-cross-linking), bulky hydrocarbons (smoking))
-To function as an information storage molecule, there must be means to repair damaged DNA

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Endogenous DNA-DAmaging Reactions

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UV damage

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Smoking damage

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DNA repair processes

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DNA types of damage summary

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27
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Nucleotide Excision Repair

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Base Excision Repair Systems

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Basic pathway of DNA repair

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30
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Double stranded break

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