Exam 3 Genetics Flashcards

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Pyrosequencing

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DNA sequencing that relies on the detection of pyrophosphate release when new bases are added in growing DNA chain

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Sanger Sequencing

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DNA sequencing done by random addition of ddNTP’s that terminate transcription

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Codon

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Sequence of 3 Consecutive nucleotides that codes for a specific amino acid

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stop codon

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codon that terminates protein synthesis

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5
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What way does RNA synthesize

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5’ to 3’

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Helix-turn-Helix

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DNA binding protein that bind the major groove of DNA Helix

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TATA box

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non coding DNA promoter sequence that helps in recruitment of RNA polymerase

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RNA Polymerase 1, 2, 3

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RNAP 1: enzyme that synthesizes ribosomal RNA
RNAP 2: enzyme that synthesizes mRNA
RNAP 3: enzyme that synthesizes tRNA

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Rho dependent termination

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Rho protein binds to Rut site of RNA, and rolls up RNA pulling it out of RNAP by hydrolyzing ATP

Rut= rho utilization sequence

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DNA footprinting

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method used to identify protein-DNA binding sites.

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RNA polymerase Core Enzyme

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Alpha, alpha, beta, beta’
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subunit Sigma that guides initiation at promoter.

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holoenzyme

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version of eukaryotic RNAP 2 that is recruited to promoters of protein coding genes

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Maxim-Gilbert Sequencing

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DNA sequencing by chemical degradation and electrophoresis

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Anti-termination

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Occurs when RNAP reads through a termination signal and transcribes the genes beyond it

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Closed promoter complex

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Holoenzyme scans down DNA and binds loosely to -35 and -10 bp regions

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Open Promoter Complex

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Holoenzyme binds tightly and unwinds -10 region

sigma factor required

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Attenuation

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Regulator of trp operon based on levels of tryptophan

high levels= less transcription of trp
low levels= high transcription of trp

18
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Jacob and Monod

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Isolated F’ plasmids carrying portions of the lac operon to do genetics

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operon

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co-transcribed genes

20
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Shine- Dalgarno sequence

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Ribosome binding sequence on bacterial mRNA

21
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IPTG

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acts like lactose, as an inducer that prevents I repressor from binding

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ONPG

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turns yellow when cleaved by LacZ, used to detect beta galactosidase

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Lytic Cycle

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Bacteriophage injects genetic material into cell-> uses cell machinery to replicate and eventually burst and kill cell

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Lysogenic Cycle

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Viral DNA integrates into the host cell genome and replicates when host cell replicates

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xis/int

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genes on Lamda genome involved in lysogenic cycle