Lecture 13 Genes and Genome 1 Flashcards

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What is the law of segregation?

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Pairs of alleles are separated when gametes are formed

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Law of independent assortment

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Pairs of alleles will be sorted independently of one another when gametes are formed

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3
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Principle of dominance

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One dominant allele will mask the effect of another recessive allele

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4
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What are the two things that DNA structure had to explain

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How genetic information is stored
How genetic information is copied

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5
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What makes up a nucleotide

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Sugar
Phosphate group
Base (AGTC)

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What’s the difference between nucleotide and nucleoside

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Nucleotides have 3 things (sugar, base, phosphate)
Nucleoside has just a sugar and base (no phosphate)

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7
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What are the purines

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A
G

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8
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What are the pyrimidines

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C
T
U

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9
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What’s the structure of purines

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2 ringed

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10
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What is Chargaffs rule

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Purines = pyridines

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11
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What is the interaction between base pairs

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Hydrogen bonds

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12
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How many hydrogen bonds between A-T interactions

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2

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13
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How many hydrogen bonds between G-C bonds

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.3

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14
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What’s the backbone of DNA

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Sugar phosphate

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15
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What’s at the 5’ end

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The phosphate group

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16
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What’s at the 3’ end

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Carbon 3 that could attach a phosphate

17
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What does 5’ to 3’ describe?

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Which carbon the phosphate molecule is attached to

18
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What spiral do the two chains form

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A right handed helices

19
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What’s a complete turn of DNA

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10 base pairs

20
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Is there complimentary base sequences on each of the 2 strands?

21
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What is the central dogma

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DNA to RNA to Protein

22
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What’s the process of DNA to RNA

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Transcription

23
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What’s the process of RNA to protein

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Translation

24
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Is transcription reversable

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How many sets of chromosomes do humans have
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What's a karyotype
The screening test to determine chromosomal abnormalities
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How many sets of chromosomes do we have
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What is a gene
Segment of DNA that contains instructions to make a particular protein or RNA molecule
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What's a genome
The entirely of an organisms DNA
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Define a chromosome
Single, continuous DNA strand
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Define a nucleosome
Structural unit of DNA + histones Histones come together in groups of 8 to form "beads on a string'
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Define a chromatin fibre
Nucleosomes coiled into a chromatin fibre
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What are the 5 levels of chromosome organization
DNA double helix (chromosome) DNA wrapped around histone (nucleosome) Coiled chromatin Looped domain of chromatin Duplicated chromosome
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What is one of the most important functions of chromosomes
They contain information to make proteins
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When does gene expression and chromosome duplication happen
Interphase
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What is the site where DNA replication begins
Replication origin
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What is the protective cap
Telomere
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What protects DNA from degradation
Telomere
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What plays a role in separation of duplicated chromosomes
Centromere