Genetics Flashcards

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Prokaryotic

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Circular single DNA molecule
Haploid
Plasmids extrachromosomal DNA
Nucleoid makes DNA in cytoplasm

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2
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Eukaryotic

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Linear multiple DNA molecules
Varying numbers of chromosomes
Diploid
Mitosis and meiosis

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3
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What is a gene

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DNA sequence specifies the amino acid sequence in a protein

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4
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Codons

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A t g c

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5
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RNA synthesis and processing

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Transcriptional control

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6
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Protein synthesis

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Translation

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7
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Prok DNA

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Naked

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8
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Euk DNA

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Histone proteins

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9
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Plasmids

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Found mainly in prok
Extrachromosomal DNA
Code for virulence factors or antibiotic resistance

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10
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F plasmid

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Tranfered during conjugation via pili

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11
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R plasmid

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Drug resistance

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12
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Plasmid characteristics

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Small DNA molecule
Circular
Origin of replication

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13
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Artificial chromosome

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Plasmids accept large DNA inserts
Exist like a chromosome
Bac
Yac

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14
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DNA polymerase

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Synthesizes 5-3 
Requires a primer 
DNA 
RNA
Protein
Requires template
Requires dntps
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15
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Replication complex

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Replication fork

Bidirectional

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16
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Continuous

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Leading strand

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17
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Discontinuous

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Lagging strand

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18
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Begins at specific sequence

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Origin of replication

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19
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Helicases

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Unwind and unzip DNA

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20
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Proofreading

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3-5 exonuclease removes mismatches

21
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mRNA

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Rrna

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Functional and structural

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tRNA

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Assembly of proteins

24
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Gene regulation

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Antisense
Sirna
Mirna

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Catalytic activity
Ribozymes
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Bacterial openings
Related metabolic genes linked side by side Single activator or depressor region controls their expression
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Mammalian cells
Related genes maybe close or remote Independently regulated Waves of related gene expression
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DNA structure
Closed and open
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Transcription
CIs acting Pos and neg regulatory elements at or near promoter Trans Enhancer sequence capable of long distance effects
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Translation
Stability of mRNA | Codon usage
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Post expression
Enzyme inhibitors and activators | Pro teases
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Start
Aug atg
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Stop nonsense
Uaa uga uag
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Ribosome
Protein subunits | Rrna molecules
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Trna
73-93 nucleotides Base pairing forms stem loops Loops associate via hydrophobic interactions
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Transfer of genetic material
Conjugation Transformation Transduction Transposons
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Conjugation
Transfer of plasmid DNA from f+ to f- | Create pore
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Transformation
Uptake of free DNA | DNA can insert into the chromosome homologous recombination
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Transduction
Bacteriophage infect host | Carrier of DNA from donor cell to recipient
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Spontaneous
Random Error during replication Small point mutations Large chromosomal rearrangement
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Induced
Chemical radiation
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Point mutations
Single base substitution
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Deletion insertion
Frameshift
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Point small
Silent Missense Nonsense
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Translocation
DNA moving to a new location in genome | Insertions
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Inversions
DNA segment reversed in orientation
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Ames
Determine the mutagencity of chemicals
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Oxidative damage
To DNA proteins and lipids leads to aging and age related disease