Lab 1 9/5/19 Flashcards

DNA Sequencing

1
Q

How many pieces of DNA in human cells

A

46 chromosomes

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2
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How many autosomes in a piece of DNA

A

1-22 are autosomes, each piece of DNA has 44 of them

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3
Q

What kind of chromosome is #23

A

Heterosome and two versions XX- female XY -male

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4
Q

What does DNA do

A

It is a recipe for amino acid sequences

Contains all the information thatis needed to synthesize proteins within the cell

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5
Q

What are peptides

A

Short chains of amino acids 2-100

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6
Q

What are proteins

A

Long chains of 100+ amino acids

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7
Q

Where are proteins produces

A

Rough Endoplasmic Reticulum

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8
Q

Where is DNA produces

A

Nucleous

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9
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What is a polymer of nucleotides

A

DNA is a polymer of nucleotides

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10
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What is a polymer

A

Long chaing of smaller units called monomers, in DNA, the nucleotides are the monomers - the basic building blocks of DNA

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11
Q

What 3 things are are nucleotides composed of?

A

Sugar
Phosphate
and a Nitrogenous Base

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12
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What is Deoxyribose

A

The sugar used in constructing DNA nucleotides
made of 5 carbons
Monosaccharide

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13
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What is Phosohate made of

A

Phospherous and Oxygen

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14
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What is a Nitrogenous Base

A

A single or double ring molecule composed of a Nitrogen, Carbon, Hydrogen and Oxygen atoms. 4 kinds exist in the DNA chain Adenine (A), Thymine ( T), Guanine (G), Cytosine (C)

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15
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What are the 4 Nitrogenous Bases

A

A - Adenine
T- Thymine
G- Guanine
C- Cytosine

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16
Q

True or False - DNA is composed of 2 chains of nucleotides

A

True

17
Q

What is the shape of DNA referred as

A

Double Helix

18
Q

What forms the “railings” of the DNA double helix

A

Phosphate and Sugars of neighboring nucleotides

19
Q

What forms the links of the 2 chains of nucleotides in the double helix

A

Nitrogenous Bases linked to each other with hydrogen bonds

20
Q

What type of bond links the Nitrogenous bases in a DNA double Helix

A

Hydrogen Bonds

21
Q

Adenine always bonds to what? How many hydrogen bonds can Adenine form with it’s partner

A

Thymine

2 Hydrogen bonds

22
Q

Guanine always bonds to what? How many hydrogen bonds can Guanine form with it’s partner?

A

Cytosine

3 Hydrogen bonds

23
Q

What is the Law of Complementary Bonds

A

Adenine always bonds with Thymine and Cytosine always bonds with Guanine due to the number of hydrogen bonds that each nitrogenous base can make

24
Q

What is a Histone

A

Are of DNA chain that are wrapped around eight proteins in order to make more surface area for DNA to fit in nucleus

25
Q

What is a nucleosome

A

Combination of coiled DNA around a histone

26
Q

Where is information about how to synthesize proteins contained?

A

in DNA

27
Q

What is a gene

A

A segment of DNA that contains information about how to produce one of more proteins
Human DNA has 25,000-35,000 genes estimated

28
Q

What is a Genome

A

Term that describes the collection of genes in the entire DNA

29
Q

What is the diploid condition

A

2 copies of each chromosome

30
Q

What direction do nucleotides run in DNA

A

Anti parallel

31
Q

What are codons

A

Series of 3 nitrogenous bases that specifies an amino acid

ex.