L#3 - Bacterial Genetics Flashcards

1
Q

single, long piece of
circular, double-stranded
DNA

A

Chromosome

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2
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a small DNA circles, replicate independently, and genes for toxins, proteins that promote transfer

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Plasmids

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3
Q

When not dividing, chromosome exists as a grainy material called _________

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Chromatin

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4
Q

Collecting genes from other organisms

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Genetic Transfer

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5
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Genetic transfer that happens during Binary fission

A

Vertical Gene Transfer

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6
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Genetic transfer that happens during mother cell to offspring

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Vertical Gene Transfer

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7
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Genetic transfer that can be in the form conjugation, transformation, and transduction

A

Horizontal Gene Transfer

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8
Q

[True or False]
Once a strand of the plasmid is transferred, it is automatically copied

A

True

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9
Q

in _________ ___________, an appendage of a male bacterium by which it attaches to a female bacterium, preparatory to the transfer of DNA from male to female

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Bacterial conjugation

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10
Q

is a conjugation apparatus that pulls two cells together prior to DNA transfer

A

Sex pilus

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11
Q

It help in binding two conjugants and also help in passing F plasmid F plasmid from F+ cell to F– cell

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Sex pilus

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12
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R plasmid

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a plasmid that can help bacteria resist from forms of antibiotic

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13
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a critical enzyme in the process of transformation, it catalyzes the pairing of the single stranded DNA with a complementary regions of the double stranded DNA

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Competent bacterium: RecA protein

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14
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a recombinase functioning in recombinational DNA repair in bacteria

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RecA protein

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15
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carries a DNA sequence called the fertility factor, or F-factor

A

Donor bacterium

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16
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The F-factor allows the donor to produce a thin, tubelike structure called a _____ which the donor uses to contact the recipient

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Pilus

17
Q

is the process by which one bacterium transfers genetic material to another through direct contact

A

Conjugation

18
Q

this draws the two bacteria together, at which time the donor bacterium transfers genetic material to the recipient bacterium

A

Pilus

19
Q

is a large circular conjugative plasmid of Escherichia coli and was originally described as a vector for horizontal gene transfer and gene recombination in the late 1940s

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F plasmid or F-factor

20
Q

[True or False]

A

When the F-plasmid is transferred, the recipients develop into F+ male cells.

21
Q

is called conjugative because it possesses all the genes required for its transfer, including the capacity to produce sex pili and activate DNA synthesis at the plasmid’s transfer origin

A

F-plasmid

22
Q

a form of genetic recombination in which a DNA fragment from a dead, degraded bacterium enters a competent recipient bacterium and is exchanged for a piece of DNA of the recipient

A

Transformation

23
Q

is one mode of horizontal gene transfer (HGT) in bacteria, wherein extracellular naked DNA is taken up by cells that have developed genetic competence

A

Transformation

24
Q

a bacterium takes up a piece of DNA floating in its environment

A

transformation

25
Q

DNA is accidentally moved from one bacterium to another by a virus

A

transduction

26
Q

Bacteria reproduce by splitting in two via _____?

A

Binary fission

27
Q

Viruses that infect bacteria are called ______

A

Bacteriophages

28
Q

DNA is transferred from one bacterium to another

A

Conjugation

29
Q

Donor cells typically act as donors because they have a chunk of DNA called

A

fertility factor (or F factor)

30
Q

[FACT] ✔
If the F factor is transferred during conjugation, the receiving cell turns into an F+ donor that can make its own pilus and transfer DNA to other cells. Here’s one analogy: this process is sort of like how a vampire can turn other people into vampires by biting them.

A

FACT ✔

31
Q

During conjugation, one prokaryote transfers DNA directly to another prokaryote through a structure called a ____

A

mating bridge

32
Q

Transduction is a transfer of DNA fragments from one bacterium
to another by a ____________

A

bacteriophage

33
Q

is a transfer of DNA fragments from one bacterium
to another by a bacteriophage

A
34
Q

it involves the production of viruses using a host cell to manufacture more viruses and then the viruses would burst out of the host bacterium

A

Lytic or Virulent phage

35
Q

undergoes replication through the lysogenic cycle, this type of replication involves the incorporation of the viral genome into the host cell genome creating the so-called prophage

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Temperate phage or phage Lambda

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