gens and proteins in health and disease Flashcards

1
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proteins are

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made up from chains of amino acids called polypepyides

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2
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polypeptides chains

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are held in their three-dimensional shapes by hydrogen bonds and other molecular interactions between individual amino acids

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3
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protein function

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depends on the three-dimensional shapes of the proteins molecules

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4
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proteins functions include acting as structural units

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enzymes
hormones
antibodies

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5
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muatations

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are random changes in genetic information

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6
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mutations can alter

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genes or chromosomes

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7
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mutations of genes result in

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no protein or an altered protein being expressed

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8
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single gene mutations effect DNA nucleotide sequence and include

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deletion
insertion
substitution

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9
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single nucleotides subsitutions

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missense
nonsense
splice-site mutations

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10
Q

nucleotide insertions or deletions

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result in frameshift mutations

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11
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mutations are important

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in evoution

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12
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mutations of regulatory sequence can alter

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gene expression

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13
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splice-sites mutations can alter

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post-transcription processing

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14
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chromosomal mutations that involve alterations to the structure

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duplication
deletion
translocation

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15
Q

human disses

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haemophilia

sickle cell disease

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16
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subsitution

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one base is substituted for another base
only 1 codon is affected
usually a functioning protein is produced

17
Q

insertion

deletion

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base is added=wrong protein produced

base is removed=wrong protein produced

18
Q

deletion

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a chunk of chromosome is removed

19
Q

duplication

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a chunk of chromosome is copied and added to the chromosome

20
Q

deletion

duplication

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viable gametes

21
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inversion

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a chunk of chromosome is removed , flipped 180 and re- inserted

22
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translocation

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a chunk of chromosome is removed from 1 chromosome and added to another chromosome
reciprocated- 2 chromosome swap chunks
non-recipitater- only 1 loses a chunk

23
Q

inversion

translocation

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non-viable gametes