Exam 1 Flashcards

Chapters 1-6

1
Q

melting temperature of nucleic acid is the temperature when

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half of the double-stranded DNA is single stranded

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2
Q

what method is best suited for qualitative analysis of DNA such as mutational analysis

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slot blot

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3
Q

what method is for the entire Human Genome that can be analyzed at one time

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dot blot

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4
Q

the micro air or chip is an example of which of the following blotting procedures

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reverse. dot blot

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5
Q

molecule added to an electrophoresis buffer for the purpose of denaturing DNA

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formamide

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6
Q

what determines the specificity in terms of the gene that is detected in the southern blot

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labeled probe

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7
Q

condition that is least stringent

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40% formamide, 1X SSC salt at 50 degrees Celsius

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8
Q

what molecule polymerized to form a support medium through which nucleic acids move

A

polyacrylamide

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9
Q

what is not an example of pulse field gel electrophoresis

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polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis

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10
Q

what electrophoresis will separate a large base pair in size mixture

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rotating gel electrophoresis

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11
Q

what molecule will migrate the fastest in capillary electrophoresis

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small and negatively charged

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12
Q

isolated DNA at 1.2

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reprecipitate the DNA to remove excess protein

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13
Q

a sequence of DNA in a gene that codes for a protein is what kind of sequence

A

structural

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14
Q

in organic DNA extraction methods, the DNA is found in which

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upper aqueous

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15
Q

diethyl pyrocarbonate is a chemical that is used to

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inactivate RNAses

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16
Q

Polly T oligomers found to a matrix resin column will selectively isolate

A

messenger RNA

17
Q

DNA quality can be assessed relatively simply and quickly by which of the following

A

electrophoresis

18
Q

the sequence of amino acids in a protein constitutes which level of protein structure

A

primary

19
Q

what describes the general structure of an amino acid

A

Central carbon with carboxyl group amino group hydrogen and a side chain

20
Q

all but two amino acids are encoded by more than one codon thus making the genetic code

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redundant

21
Q

specialized proteins that bind to the large ribosomal subunit and protect the hydrophobic regions of growing polypeptides are called

A

molecular chaperones

22
Q

DNA sequences that are involved in the regulation of gene expression

A

CIS factors

23
Q

genomic imprinting

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methylation

24
Q

when gene expression is regulated by mechanisms other than the interaction of CIS elements and trans factors

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epigenetics

25
Q

RNA and DNA are structurally similar because they both

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are polymers of four different nucleotide bases

26
Q

nucleotides in a single strand of DNA are held together by

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phosphodiester bonds

27
Q

nucleotides in DNA consist of

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nitrogen base deoxyribose and phosphate

28
Q

movement of DNA from one bacterium to another through activity of bacteriophages

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transduction

29
Q

messenger RNA is different from other types of RNA because

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messenger RNA has a poly a tail 3 Prime

30
Q

restriction endonucleases are enzymes that are produced by bacteria and

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degrade DNA

31
Q

one DNA strand binds to the other strand through

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hydrogen bonds