genetic control of protein structure Flashcards

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what is difference between somatic and germline mutations/

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somatic - effects cells and tissues of the body - not inheritsable
gemline- affect cells of reprofuctuve system - can be inherited

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what is transition mutation?

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mutation from one purine to another. or one pyramidine to another.

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what is transversion mutation?

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where bases are flipped between strands

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what is missence mutation?

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change from 1 amino acid to another

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what is nonsence mutation?

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change from amino acid to stop codon. (premature termination)

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what is neutral mutation?

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change from one amino acid to another with similar properites

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what is a silent mutation

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mutation results in same amino acid but different codon

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what is frameshift mutation?

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addition/deletion of bases thats changes reading frame

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what are 2 processes that can cause spontaneous mutations?

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looping out errors, and wobble base pairing mismatch.

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what is wobbling base paring mitmatch?

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e.g. guanine wobble pairs with thymine (not cytosine), this is mitmatched base pair. (takes 2 genertations to show)

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what are looping out errors?

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where DNA POLYMERASE shifts babses (deletion) or adds bases (addition)

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name 2 spontaneous chemical mutations

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depurination - A/G lost from DNA backbone , if not repaired-random base inserted
demination - cytosine deaminated to uracil (removal of amino group)

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13
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what is human intergeneration mutation rate?

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1.1 x 1o -8

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name 2 causes of induced mutations?

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radiation(ionising + UV)

chemicals (base modifiers)

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emaplin how radiation can cause damage?

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high energy/ionising radiation can break covalent bonds (point mutation)

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what is point mutation?

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mutation only changing.affecting 1 or few nucleotides

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what is an intercalating agent?

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molecule that can insert between bases cauing a frameshift mutation