DNA studies Flashcards

1
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Protein synthesis

A

Cells making protein needed to function.

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2
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Transcription;
Inside the ____

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Nucleus

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3
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Transcription;
mRNA creates a

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Message from the DNA

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4
Q

Transcription;
Codon

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3 bases

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5
Q

Transcription;
Thymine changes to___

A

Uracils

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6
Q

Translation;
Happens in the ____

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Ribosomes

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7
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Translation;
mRNA and tRNA translate ____

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Messages from dna to make amino acid

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8
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Translation;
Used codon chart to

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Name aminos

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9
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Translation;
How many amino acids are in the human body?

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20

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10
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Translation; What is always the start codon?

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MET (aug)

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11
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Translation; Amino acid chain =

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Protein

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12
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DNA and RNA # of strands

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D- 2 (double stranded)
R- 1 (single stranded)

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13
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DNA and RNA sugars

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D- Deoxyribose
R-Ribose

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14
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DNA and RNA nitrogen bases

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D- ACTG
R-ACUG

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15
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Weak bonds in nitrogen bases

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Hydrogen bonds

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16
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Strong bonds that holds DNA back bone together

A

Covalent bonds

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17
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How does the central dogma says that info is disseminated from our DNA?

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DNA —> RNA —> Protein

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18
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What is DNA replication?

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Process by which dna makes an identical copy of itself

19
Q

During the cell cycle the dna replication occurs?

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S-Phase

20
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Where does DNA replication occur?

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Nucleus

21
Q

What enzyme is responsible for unwinding the DNA double helix during replication?

A

Helicase

22
Q

What enzyme is responsible for the binding nucleotides together and editing the new strands of DNA

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DNA polymerase

23
Q

At the end of DNA replication each new molecule of DNA has an old and new strand this is also known as

A

Semi- conservative

24
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Two steps of protein synthesis

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1st Transcription 2nd translation

25
Q

Transcription-

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Nucleus and produces MRNA

26
Q

Translation

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Ribosomes and produced protein

27
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The form of ribonucleic acid that carries genetic info from the DNA to the ribosomes is

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MRNA

28
Q

What are the monomers of proteins

A

Amino Acids

29
Q

The enzyme responsible for making RNA during transcription is called

A

RNA Polymerase

30
Q

During translation amino acids are brought to the ribosomes by molecules of

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TRNA

31
Q

The same genetics code is used in ALL living things

A

True

32
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The sequence of three nucleotides that code for specific amino acids or stop signals in the synthesis of protein on MRNA is called

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Codon

33
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34
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Nucleotide sequences are complementary to codons in mRNA are called

A

Anticodons

35
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How does a ribosome know where to begin and end translations

A

Start codons, stop codons

36
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Why did MRNA have holes?

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The holes in the MRNA represent the binding sites where ribosomes attach to read the codons during translation

37
Q

What is METhionine?

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Amino acid coded by the start codon it initiates protein synthesis

38
Q

Where is ribosomes going? Why?

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Moving along the mRNA strand to read the amino acids and facilitate the assembly of polypeptide chain

39
Q

What is a gene mutation

A

A change in the DNA sequence

40
Q

Pointmutation

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Change in a single nucleotide

41
Q

Frame shift Mutation

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Insertion or deletion by changing proteins or having no effect

42
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What are silent mutations and how do they occur

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Don’t change the protein due to redundancy in the genetic code

43
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