exam three (genetic mutation) Flashcards

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1
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heritable changes in DNA (mutant vs. wild type)

A

mutations

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2
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mutation of single base pair (does not always cause problems)

A

point mutation

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3
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______ mutations in prokaryotes happen because they replicate much faster; polymerase is more error prone

A

spontaneous

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4
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mispairing of nucleotides mutation

A

base changes

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5
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strand slipping causes ____ or _____

A

insertions or deletions

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6
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___ ___ are random and can be selected for by some kind of pressure (naturally) can be advantageous or detrimental

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spontaneous mutation

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7
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reversion mutation or suppressor mutation causes what

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mutant —> wild type

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8
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(reversion mutation) a second mutation at the same original mutation site changes ____ and ____ back to normal

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genotype and phenotype

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9
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in the suppressor mutation ( not at original mutation site) genotype is mutated twice but only changes ____

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phenotype; the surpressor mutation ends up cancelling out original mutation

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10
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mutant gene leads to mutant ____ leads to phenotypic difference

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protein

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11
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lethal mutation, morphology, conditional mutants, biochemical and resistant mutant all cause

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phenotypic changes

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12
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microbe unable to grow in absense of molecule

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auxotroph

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13
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isolating a mutant will allow direct selection of mutation (mutant will have “selectable” quality; such as resistance to certain antibiotic)

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mutant isolation

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14
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only mutants will grow in presense of ____ quality (mutation)

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selectable

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15
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grow microbes under non-selective conditions; then take bacteria which have specific changes and grow them on selective media and non selective; what is this called

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replica planting

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16
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a resistant colony would ___ and the non resistant would be

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alive; not growing

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17
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transfer of genetic material between organisms (not direct descendants)

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horizontal gene transfer

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18
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transformation, cojugation and transduction are all ways to do

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horizontal gene transfer

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19
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in griffiths rough strain, smooth strain DNA was passed by

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homologous recombination

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20
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in homologous recombination DNA segments are recombined; integrate ___ DNA and repair strand breaks

A

new

21
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homologous recombination requires exact same ____ sequence (where the specific mutation is)

A

DNA

22
Q

the smooth strain has a portion which encodes for a ____; rough strain did not have this gene (only capsule is changing with homologous recombination)

A

capsule

23
Q

the capsule of smooth strain was protective and made it impossible for mice to ______
(polysaccharide in capsule makes colonies look smooth (S.pneumonia)

A

defend against it

24
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with homologous recombination ____ strain is able to pick up capsule gene

A

rough

25
Q

homologous recombination can be a complete ___ or just a ____

A

transfer; patch

26
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rec a ___ recombination event (recombinase)

A

drives

27
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random bits of DNA, phage DNA, and plasmids are _____ DNA; they are transposable elements

A

mobile

28
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plasmids can be ____ into chromosome and in genome but still not needed

A

integrated

29
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“jumping genes” - do transposition; they integrate into another DNA molecule through insertion sequences

A

transposable elements

30
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only about 1000 base pairs and flanked by inverted repeats; have transposase genes

A

insertion sequences

31
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longer; have 2 identcal insertion sequence elements with genes in the middle (can be antibiotic resistance genes)

A

transposons

32
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short target sequence; transposase makes double stranded break in target; transposon is placed into new DNA and target sequence is _____ during transposition on either side of transposon

A

duplicated

33
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known as “cut and paste”; transposon jumps from donor DNA to target DNA

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conservative transposition

34
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known as ‘copy and paste’; transposon copies and moves to target sequence but stays in original chromosome

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replicative transposition

35
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transfer of free DNA fragment

A

transformation

36
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direct transfer of DNA between microbes

A

conjugation

37
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transfer by phages of DNA

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transduction

38
Q

plasmid and transposon are examples of

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free DNA

39
Q

a ____ cell is receptive to new DNA (this type of cell will take up free DNA)

A

compotent

40
Q

streptococcus and neisseria are not competent; true or false?

A

false

41
Q

the naturally competent species produce receptor proteins and have ___ ___

A

uptake systems

42
Q

what ways can competent be induced

A

manipulating membrane by electric shock ot calcium chloride

43
Q

transfer of DNA directly between bacteria (donor and recipient); often how plasmids are transferred

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conjugation

44
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the ___ plasmid is transferred by conjugation and has a sex pilus

A

F

45
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the F+ is a microbe that has

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sex pillus and F plasmid

46
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F+ microbe attaches sex pilus to F- and then pulls it closer for direct contact; end result?

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tranfer of plasmid; two F+ microbes

47
Q

___ plasmid integrates into host chromosome; waits for conjugation (takes host genes with it)

A

F

48
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f plasmids are called ____ because they bring with them a lot of different genes

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hfr (high freq. recombinants)