Jenney Exam 1 Flashcards

1
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Describe the lytic cycle.

A

Phage attaches to host cell
Phage DNA circularizes and enters cycle
Phage DNA and proteins synth and assembled into new phages in cell
Cell explodes and releases new phages

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2
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Describe the lysogenic cycle.

A
Phage attaches to host
Phage DNA circularizes and enters cycle
Phage DNA integrate with chromosome
Prophage is formed 
Cell reproduces normally and copies prophage DNA
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3
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What occurs when the phage DNA combines with the host chromosome?

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Recombination

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4
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What does the lysogenic cycle enter when it wants to excise from the chromosome?

A

Lytic cycle

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5
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What are transpsons?

A

Sequences of DNA encoding an ezyme bound on either end of inverted repeats
Carries other genes when cleaved from starting location

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6
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If a transposon is inserted into a gene what might occur?

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Insertion within genes results in protein function loss or gene regulation loss

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7
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What cleaves transposons from DNA to insert in random new locations?

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Transposase

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8
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What are pathogenicity islands?

A

Multiple genes surrounded by transposon-like elements that encode virulence properties
Encode for one of more virulence factors

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9
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What is an insertion sequence?

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Small base-pair sequences capable of self-insertion at multiple sites in the chromosome through transposase
Cleaved and moved

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10
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Can an insertion sequence carry other genes with them?

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No

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