Exam 2-Chapter 10 Flashcards

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What did Griffith discover

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the principle of transformation

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How did Griffith discover principle of transformation

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isolated two stands of streptococcus pneumonide
one strand was virulent and had a coat that made colonies appear smooth
the other was non-virulent and did not have the coating
Found that virulent forms would mutate into non-virulent forms and lose the smooth coat

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3
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What did Avery, McCloud and McCarty do

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showed transforming principle is DNA

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How did Avery, McCloud and McCarty do this

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used RNases, proteases, and DNases to destroy RNA, Protein, and DNA, respectively, in virulent bacteria
the one with the DNA destroyed was the only one that couldn’t transform

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5
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What did Hershey-Chase do

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confirmed that DNA is the genetic material

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6
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How did Hershey-Chase Experiment work

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use Bacteriophage T-2
DNA contained phosphorous, protein contained sulfur
used radioactive isotope labeling to track phosphorus and sulfur
Found that phosphorous was maintained in the progeny but not sulfur

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7
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What did Watson and Crick do

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discovered the 3D structure of DNA

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8
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How did Watson and Crick do it

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used existing data from Rosalind Franklin’s molecular models and knowledge of structural chemistry
recognized that an Adenin bonded with thymine and a Cytosine bonded with Guanine

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9
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William Ashbury

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used X-ray diffraction on DNA but could not get a good picture

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Rosalind Franklin

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also used X-ray diffraction and got much better results but still could not determine structure

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11
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Pyridines

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single ring strucutre
Cytosine and Thymine

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12
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Purines

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double ring structure
Adenine and Guanine

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13
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Chargraff’s Rule

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amount of A= amount of T
amount of C= amount of G

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14
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DNA Helix Structure

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Two polynucleotide strands that are complimentary and antiparallel
Phosphodiester linkages join nucleotides at the 5’ phosphate and 3’ OH
The two strands are held together by hydrogen bonds
- A-T has 2 H bonds
- C-G has 3 H bonds

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15
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DNA Primary Structure

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string of nucleotides joined by phosphodiester linkages

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16
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DNA Secondary Structure

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DNA’s stable 3D double helix structure

17
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DNA Tertiary Structure

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complex packaging of DNA
CHROMATIN

18
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The flow of genetic information

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DNA-RNA-Protein
(DNA rep.)-(transcription)-(translation)