Horizontal gene transfer Flashcards

1
Q

to repair large deletions, cell needs dna from….

A

external source

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2
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New DNA inside cell can either be what? 2

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destroyed by restriction or recombined into chromosome

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3
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Restriction enzymes

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recognize patterns on dsDNA and cut incoming DNA into pieces, defense against foreign DNA

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4
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EcoRl

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enzyme from E. coli cuts DNA at the pattern “GAATTC”

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5
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RecA protein

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faciliates strand invasion and controls SOS

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6
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Vertical gene transfer requires waht

A

division

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7
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horizontal transfer requires what

A

two cells

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8
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Transformation horizontal gene uptake

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uptake of free DNA directly form the environment (Com machinery)

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9
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Conjugation horizontal

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export of DNA from one cell into another (Tra machinery)
facilitated by sex pilus
donor cells have fertility factor (F Factor)

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10
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Transduction horizontal gene transfer

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transfer of genetic material between two bacteria by means of bacteriophage

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11
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Steps in transformation

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  1. dsDNA binding
  2. Digested to single strand
  3. Single strand uptake by competence system
  4. recombination
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12
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Plasmids

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small extra-chromosomal circular dsDNA encoding non-essential functions
(fertility factor is one kind of plasmid)

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13
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What is a F factor and what is encoded on it

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plasmid

  1. sex pilus (retractable)
  2. Tra machinary for dna transfer
  3. independent origin of replication (oriT)
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14
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Theta replication

5 facts go

A
two replication forks 
bidirectional migration 
makes both strands 
makes one copy 
terminates
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15
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Rolling circle replication

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one replication fork 
unidirectional migration 
makes continuous strand 
makes many copies 
indefinite
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16
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Transduction

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phage accidentlly packages bacterial chromosomal DNA and transfers this DNA to another bacterium

17
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Generalized transduction

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mispackaged DNA can come from any location on the bacterial chromosome

18
Q

specialized transduction

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mispackaged dna can only come from the part of the bacterial chromosome that is adjacent to the prophage intergration site

19
Q

bacteriophage

4 facts go

A
Bacteriophage are tiny 
	viruses that infect 
	bacteria.
•  Phage use host to make
	copies of themselves
•  They lack ribosomes and
	cannot make their
	own energy
•  Parasites