dna & rna Flashcards

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1
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how many nitrogenous bases are in a codon

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3

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2
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purine bases

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•adenine
•guanine

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3
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pyrimidine bases

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•thymine
•cytosine

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4
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difference between coding and non coding dna

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•coding dna has a template for a protein
•non coding dna doesn’t have a template for a protein

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5
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why do we filter the mixture in a dna experiment

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•remove the cell debris from the DNA

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6
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describe appearance of DNA isolated in the investigation

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•white material

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7
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where does mRNA leave the nucleus

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nuclear pore

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8
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main molecule that ribosome is made of

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rRNA

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9
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heredity

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•passing on of characteristics from one generation to the next

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10
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dna profiling

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•method of making a unique pattern of bands from the DNA of a person, which can then be used to compare with the DNA profile of another person.

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genetic screening

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•a test to show presence or absence of a gene

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stage 1 of dna profiling

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•Release DNA from cells and use PCR to amplify the sample.

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stage 2 of dna profiling

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•Cut DNA into fragments
•Restriction enzymes are used to cut the DNA into smaller fragments. They only cut at specific places.

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stage 3 of dna profiling

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•Separate the fragments
•DNA is negatively charged. Gel electrophoresis can use an electric current to separate the fragments based on size

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15
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step 4 dna profiling

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•the pattern is analysed and compared

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16
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applications of dna profiling

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•You can use DNA profiling to test for certain diseases, for solving crimes and for maternity and paternity tests.

17
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why do identical twins have the same dna profile

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•both have same genes
•both come from the same zygote

18
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events at ribosome that allow for production of a protein

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•tRNA brings amino acids to ribosome
•tRNA binds with matching codon
•sequence of amino acids semble
•peptide bond forms + folding

19
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role of mRNA

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•mRNA gets code from DNA
•mRNA carrie’s code to ribosome

20
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rRNA function

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•rRNA forms ribosome

21
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tRNA function

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•tRNA transfers amino acids to ribosome, binds to complementary mRNA codon, translates mRNA code into amino acid sequence

22
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chemical composition of a chromosome

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•dna and protein

23
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events that occur at ribosome to make protein

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•tRNA binds to matching triplet
•peptide bond forms
•folding
•start and stop codon