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Gene Mutation & DNA repair Flashcards

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Mutations

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Heritable change in genetic material

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_________ changes the DNA sequence

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Mutations

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What are some advantageous of mutations?

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Can cause allelic variation & evolution where if detrimental it can be repaired

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____________ are molecular changes in the DNA sequence of a gene (changed a nucleotide in DNA)

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Gene mutations

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What are the 3 different types of gene mutations?

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  1. Substitution (base substitution which is a type of point mutation)
  2. Deletion
  3. Insertion
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Point mutation

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Change in a single base pair in DNA

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Base substitution (type of point substitution)

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When one base is substituted for another

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Transition

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A change from one pyrimidine to another pyrimidine base (like C to T) or from one purine base to another purine base (like A to G)

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Transversion

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Purines & pyrimidines are interchanged

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___________ can alter the coding sequences of a gene

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Gene Mutation

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Silent mutations

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Are mutations that don’t change the amino acid that produce (but does change the codon but still get the same amino acid ) (Genetic material redundant)

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Missense mutation

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Are base substitution that does change the amino acid that is produced (can have minor or major effects)(ex. sickle cell disease)

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Nonsense mutation

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Involves a change from a normal codon to a stop condon

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Frameshift mutations

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Involves the insertion or deletion of a number of nucleotides that are not multiples of 3 or dividably by 3 (group of 3)

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_____________ shifts the reading frame causing a new reading frame which changes protein sequence after it

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Frameshift

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Mutation in noncoding sequences can affect ______________

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Gene expression

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Up promter mutation

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Promoters mutation that increase transcription (makes a sequence more like consence sequence)

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Down promoter mutations

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Decreases transcription rate & causes a promoter to become less like consensus

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Coding regions

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Is the protein

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Noncoding regions contains the promoter & ______________ & the regulatory sequence is behind the promoter

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Deals with the expression level

21
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Mutations can occur in __________ of somatic cells

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Germs - Line

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Germ cell mutation

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Occurs during meiosis & is heritable

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Somatic cell mutations

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Occurs during mitosis & not heritable

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Mutations are ____________

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Mostly bad

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_____________ can detect, remove, or replace mutations

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DNA repair

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What are the types of DNA repairs?

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  1. Direct repair
  2. Base excision & nucleotide excision repair
  3. Mismatch repair
  4. Homologous recombination repair
  5. Non-homologous end joining
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Direct repair

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Reverse covalent bonds

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Photolyase

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Repairs thymine dimers or splits (breaks) the dimer

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Alkytransferase

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Repairs alkylated base (methyl or ethyl group) & transfers alkyl groups to itself

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Glycosylase (Involves in Base excision repair)(BEA)

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Detects abnormal base & cuts it out

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Endonuclease (Involved in Base excision repair BEA)

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Cuts the back bone

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DNA polymerase in (base excision repair (BEA) )

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Removes abnormal segments & fills in the gap

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DNA ligase (in Base excision repair (BEA) )

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Seals the remaining gap

34
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What mutation is the worst mutation?

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Non-sense mutation (but not always bad)

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CCR5 mutation

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Deletes CCR5 & is HIV resistant therapy

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LPA mutation

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Decrease heart disease

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PCSK9 heterozygous mutation

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Causes overdominance (heterozygous advantage) & blocks PCSK9 protein by 50%

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Mutation can increase

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  1. Endurance
  2. Flexibility
  3. Strength
  4. Wakefulness
  5. Durability
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What are the step in nucleotide excision repair (NER)?

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  1. Uvr A/B looks for mutation (thymine dimer)
  2. Uvr A/B finds the mutation
  3. Uvr A leaves & Uvr C binds
  4. UrvC cuts DNA & Uvr D removes damaged region
  5. DNA polymerase fills in the gap with new region & ligase seals the cuts
40
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Xerodermine Pigmentosum (XP)

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Is an NER disease & is sun sensitive

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Mismatch repair steps

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  1. Chargaff rule - A binds to T & G binds to C
  2. DNA polymerase proofreads in the 3’ to 5 direction & if its detects a mismatch can repair it
  3. MutS finds mismatch & MutH/L binds to it
  4. MutH cuts new strand
  5. DNA polymerase fills gap ligase seals gap
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Double stranded break

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Can lead to translocation (have 100 break per day)

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What are the 2 types of repairs for broken chromosomes?

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  1. Homologous recombination (HRR)

2. Non-homologous end joining (NHEJ)

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Homologous recombination repair steps

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  1. Double strand break
  2. End processing
  3. Strand exchange
  4. DNA synthesis
  5. Ligation
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Non-homologous end joining process

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  1. Double stranded
  2. End binding protein bind to DNA strand
  3. Repair proteins repair break
  4. Gap filling & ligation
46
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Which repair system for broken chromosome is used more often & safer?

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Non-homologous because not dividing sister chromatids(used 80% of the time to fixed double strand break)

47
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CRISPR

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Breaks chromosomes & causes mutation

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What are the steps in base excision repair?

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  1. Glycosylase recognize abnormal base & break the bond between the base & sugar phosphate back bone
  2. Endonuclease recognizes the missing base & breaks (cut) the DNA backbone near the missing base region
  3. DNA polymerase removes the damaged region & replaces it with a new region & fills in the gap with the region
  4. Ligase seals the little cuts in the backbone of the new region

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