Exam Review Unit 4 Flashcards

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1
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Nucleotides in DNA

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A, T, C, G

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Nucleotides in RNA

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A, U, C, G

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3
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Sugar in DNA

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Deoxyribose

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4
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Sugar in RNA

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Ribose

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5
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Structure of DNA

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Double Helix

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6
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Structure of RNA

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Single Strand

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7
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Location of DNA in the cell

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Nucleus

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8
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Location of RNA in the cell

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Nucleus and Cytoplasm

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9
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DNA Replication:

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  • Occurs during S phase of interphase before mitosis and meiosis
  • Happens in nucleus
  • Doubles DNA so that when cell divides every cell ends up with the right amount
  • Semi-conservative because the end result is half the original strand and half new
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List the 5 steps of DNA replication:

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  1. Helicase unzips DNA
  2. Primase makes short RNA primers for DNA polymerase to get started
  3. DNA polymerase brings in complementary base pairs, using the 3’ – 5’ strand as a template. Then replaces RNA primers and double checks.
  4. DNA ligase seals the gap.
  5. 2 new identical DNA strands are made.
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Protein Synthesis

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  • Occurs all of the time because the cell is always using proteins
  • uses transcription and translation
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12
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Transcription:

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DNA 🡪 mRNA, occurs in nucleus

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13
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List the 4 steps of transcription

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  1. Section of DNA (gene) is unzipped
  2. RNA Polymerase brings in complementary RNA base pair rules
  3. mRNA (messenger) strand is released to leave the nucleus
  4. DNA zips back up
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14
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Translation:

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mRNA 🡪 protein, occurs in ribosome

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15
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List the 5 steps of translation

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  1. mRNA attaches to ribosome
  2. Message is read beginning at start codon “AUG”
  3. tRNA bring corresponding amino acids
  4. Amino acids bonded together with peptide bonds
  5. Keeps reading the mRNA in 3’s (codons) until it reaches the “stop” codon and releases the completed protein
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16
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REPLICATE the DNA strand below:

AGCATACAAACACTTATTCATC

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TCGTATGTTTGTGAATAAGTAG

17
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TRANSCRIBE and TRANSLATE the DNA strand below (look at notes for translator):

AGCATACAAACACTTATTCATC

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UCGUAUGUUUGUGAAUAAGUAG

Met – Phe – Val – Asp – Lys - stop

18
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Gametes

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Sex cells; egg and sperm; haploid; result from meiosis

19
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Somatic Cells

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Body cells; diploid; result from mitosis

20
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Haploid

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1 full set of chromosomes (n)

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Diploid

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2 full sets of chromosomes (2n)

22
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Homologous Chromosomes

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Similar chromosomes, one from mom and one from dad, with genes located in the same place

23
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Sister Chromatids

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Identical copies of the same chromosome that result after DNA replication

24
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Crossing Over

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Process in Prophase I of meiosis where homologous chromosome pairs swap pieces of DNA, creating new gene combinations

25
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What is Mitosis

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Creation of diploid somatic cells

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When does Mitosis occur

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Throughout your life

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Where does Mitosis occur

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Throughout body

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Why does Mitosis occur

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For growth and repair

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How does Mitosis occur

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PMAT once

30
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what is the result of Mitosis

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2 identical diploid somatic cells

31
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What type of reproduction is Mitosis

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Asexual

32
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What is Meiosis

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Creation of haploid sex cells

33
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When does Meiosis occur

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Females: before you are born; Males: throughout life

34
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Where does Meiosis occur

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In ovaries and testes

35
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Why does Meiosis occur

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To make babies

36
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How does Meiosis occur

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PMAT twice

37
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What is the result of Meiosis

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4 unique haploid gametes

38
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What type of reproduction is Meiosis

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Sexual

39
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In normal humans, sex cells contain the _________ number of chromosomes.

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Haploid