Genetic Info, Variation And Relationships Between Organaism Section Four Flashcards

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What is the proteome of a cell

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The full range of different proteins that a cell is able to produce at a given time

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The full range of different proteins the genome/DNA is able to code for

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Give two structural differences between an mRNA and tRNA molecule (2)

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  • mRNA does not have hydrogen bonds/base pairing. tRNA does
  • mRNA is a linear/straight chain, tRNA is a cloverleaf shape
  • mRNA does not have an amino acid binding site, tRNA does
  • mRNA has more nucleotides
  • mRNA has codons, tRNA has anticodons
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Ways in which dna in chloroplast is different from dna in the nucleus

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In chloroplasts-
- dna is shorter
- fewer genera
- dna is circular not linear
- not associated with proteins/histones, unlike nuclear DNA
- introns absent but present in nuclear DNA

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A difference between the structure of a DNA nucleotide and the structure of an RNA nucleotide

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DNA has deoxyribose, rna has ribose

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Why are not all mutations in the nucleotide sequence of a gene causing change in the structure of a polypeptide

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  • triplets code for the same amino acid
  • occurs in introns/non coding sequence
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Starting with mRNA, describe how translation lead to the production of a polypeptide.
Do not include descriptions of transcription and splicing in your answer

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1) A ribosome attaches to mRNA
2) the ribosome

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Define universal (genetic code)

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The same codon/triplet always codes for the same amino acid

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Define non overlapping (genetic code)

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Each base is only part of one triplet/codon

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Define degenerate code

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More than one codon/triplet codes for each amino acid

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What is a homologous pair of chromosomes?

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Two chromosomes that carry the same genes

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Two ways in which the arrangement of prokaryotic dna is different from the arrangement of human DNA

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Prokaryotic dna is
- circular instead of linear
- not associated with proteins/histones

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12
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What is species richness

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A measure of the number of different species in a community

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13
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What is degenerate genetic code?

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More than one codon codes for a single amino acid.

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