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1
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centrioles

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organize microtubules that form spindle (called and aster)

-not in plants

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2
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Why Mendel’s ratios work

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  1. segregation- discrete units, genes don’t blend
  2. independent assortment- characteristics are separate (color and shape)
  3. dominance
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Why Mendel’s ratios don’t work??

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  1. incomplete dominance- red+white flower = pink
    - multiple alleles
  2. Co-cominance of multiple alleles- A can be dominant and B can be dominant
    - enviormental factors and polygenetic
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polygenic inheritance

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multiple gene loci are involved in controlling phenotype of trait

  • more than one gene for trait
  • height (range)
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5
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pleiotropy

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a single gene affects more than one trait

-sickle cell anemia

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6
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epistasis

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product of 1 gene interacts with another

-pigment and enzymes interacting

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Meselson and Stahl

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N14 and N15 put bacteria in concentrations and see how often replicating by ultracentric fugation

  • 1 band after 1, 2 bands after 2
  • semiconservative replication is used for DNA
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ultracentric fugation

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spin solution and heavy goes to bottom

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9
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elongation

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new strands of DNA are synthesized by DNA polymerse; make complimentary strands

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10
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replication fork

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DNA splits in half

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helicase

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opens up helix (uncoils)

-leading and lagging strand

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12
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gyrase

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relieves tension created by helicase

-leading and lagging strand

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13
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single-stranded binding proteins

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brings DNA back together when separated

-leading and lagging strand

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14
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p site

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binds the tRNA attached to the growing peptide chain

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15
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point mutations

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alter a single base

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16
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base modification/deletion

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deleting a single base causing a frame shift

-point mutation

17
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biotechnology

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alternating DNA to create what we want

  1. cut DNA with enzyme- restriction endonucleus
  2. separate DNA fragments by gel electrophoresis by size
  3. add recombinant (GMO) vector to a new cell
18
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vector

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plasmid or small double stranded circles of DNA

19
Q

recombinant plasmid

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recombine DNA; foreign DNA in vector

20
Q

crown gall disease

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  • dicots
  • bacterium has tumor inducing plasmid
  • bacteria T-DNA in plant nucleus that then gives hormones that cause gall
21
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introns

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taken out by SNRPS (non coding areas)

22
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exons

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coding parts left behid

23
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SNRNPS

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do the work of cutting and splicing

24
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antisense RNA

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hydrogen bonds with mRNA so translation and transcription can’t happen

25
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anticodons

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are the codes which match a complimentary region on the mRNA so that amino acids are assembled in the proper order