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Lecture 02: Mutations Flashcards

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1
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what is mutation?

A

changes in the sequence of the DNA

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2
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in eukaryotes, mutations can occur in: ________ and _________

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somatic and germline cells

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types of mutation

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  • according to size
  • effect on gene function
  • effect on DNA
  • effect on protein
  • direction
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4
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what are the types of mutation according to size?

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  • point
  • segmental
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5
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types of mutation that has an effect on gene function

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  • loss of function
  • gain of function
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6
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type of mutation that has an effect on DNA

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  • structural
  • spatial
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7
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what is structural mutation?

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change in nucleotide content

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8
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different DNA structural mutation

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  • substitution
  • deletion
  • insertion
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9
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types of substitution mutation

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  • transition
  • transversion
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10
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which type of substitution mutation is more usual in nature?

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transition

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11
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types of DNA spatial mutation

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  • inversion
  • translocation
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12
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it is the inability to clot blood

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Hemophilia

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13
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in what clotting factor are Hemophilia A and B deficient in?

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VIII and IX respectively

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types of mutations that have an effect on protein

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  • silent
  • nonsense
  • missense
  • neutral
  • frameshift
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15
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what is nonsense protein mutation?

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normal codon to a stop codon

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16
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what is missense protein mutation?

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change in amino acid that changes protein function

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17
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sickle cell anemia is what type of mutation?

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missense mutation; Glu to Val

18
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types of mutations based on direction

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  • forward
  • reverse
19
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what are the origins of mutation?

A
  • spontaneous
  • error-prone replication bypass
  • errors in DNA repair
  • induced
20
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what is spontaneous origin of mutation?

A

mutation due to molecular decay

21
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types of spontaneous origin of mutation

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  • tautomerism
  • depurination
  • deamination
  • slipped strand mispairing
22
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what is tautomerism?

A

base change due to repositioning of H

23
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what is depurination?

A

hydrolysis of a purine (A or G)

24
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what is deamination?

A

removal of amine group in C or A, resulting in U or hypoxanthine, respectively

25
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what is slipped strand mispairing?

A

denaturation of the new strand from replication then renaturation in a different spot

26
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what is error-prone replication bypass?

A

an origin of mutation that allows the DNA replication machinery to replicate past DNA lesions

27
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what is mutation caused by errors in DNA repair?

A

repair in double strands breaks in DNA that sometimes lead to errors

28
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pathway involved in mutation caused by errors in DNA repair

A

non-homologous end joining pathway

29
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what is induced origin of mutation?

A

mutation caused by mutagenic agent or environment

30
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types of induced origin of mutation

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  • non-ionizing radiation
  • ionizing radiation
  • chemicals
31
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example of non-ionizing radiation?

A

UV light

32
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describe ionizing radiation as origin of mutation

A

results in deletions or insertions in DNA

33
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examples of chemicals that cause mutations

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  • base analogs
  • intercalating agents
  • alkylating agents
  • oxygen radicals
34
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different repair mechanisms for mutations

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  • photoreactivation
  • excision repair
  • mismatch repair
  • SOS repair
35
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what is photoreactivation repair mechanism?

A

removal of damaged DNA by light-dependent enzyme

36
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gene that encodes the enzyme that removes the damaged DNA via photoreactivation

A

phr gene

37
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what is excision repair?

A

excision of damaged part

38
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enzyme involved in excision repair

A

DNA pol I

39
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what is SOS repair?

A

allows DNA replication to bypass lesions or errors in the DNA

40
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these are the regions in the genome that are more prone to mutations than others

A

hotspots

41
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what is pseudogene?

A

resembles functional genes but contain defects that prevent it from being expressed

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