Genomes Flashcards

1
Q

how does genome size vary between bacteria and archae?

A

smaller than eukaryotic

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2
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what do genomes consist of?

A

genes for protiens, regulatory sequences,in bacteria = no introns

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3
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what are introns?

A

noncoding DNA which can be transcribed into mrna but not proteins

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4
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what are pseudogenes?

A

gene sequences that have accumulated mutations and are non-functional

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5
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what are transposons?

A

sequence of dna that move about in genome, transpose directly as dna ; transposons to cut and paste or copy

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6
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what do retrotransposons do?

A

reverse transcriptase , always copy

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7
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what are bacterial insertion sequences?

A

contain only a gene for a transposase- for moving arounf

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8
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what are bacterial transposons?

A

insertion sequence on either side of a useful gene

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9
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what proportion of genome is transposable elements?

A

high

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10
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what does SINEs stand for?

A

short interspersed nuclear element

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11
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what does LINEs stand for?

A

long interspersed nuclear element

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12
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what area multigene families?

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identical repeats of the same gene , groups of very similar genes

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