Lecture 2 Flashcards

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1
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eukaryotic cells may have originated as –

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predators

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2
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eukaryotes have – genomes

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hybrid

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3
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genetic info has been – since the days of the last common ancestor of all living things

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conserved

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4
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eukaryotic genomes are significantly – than prokaryotic ones

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bigger

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5
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humans have more – DNA genes

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regulatory

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6
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humans have – times more genes than e. coli

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10

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7
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most bacteria and archaea have – genes

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1000-6000

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8
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e. coli genome size

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4.6 million

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9
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e. coli genes #

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4300

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10
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human genome size

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3200 million

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11
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human genes #

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30,000

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12
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– of human genome does not code for proteins

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98.5%

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13
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– of E. coli genome does not code for proteins

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11%

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14
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new genes are generated from –

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preexisting genes

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15
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four modes of genetic innovation

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intragenic mutation, gene duplication, DNA segment shuffling, and horizontal transfer

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16
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homology - speciation gives rise to two separate species

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ortholog

17
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homology - gene duplication and divergence

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paralog

18
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the – in the zygote determines the nature of the whole multicellular organism

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hereditary info

19
Q

skin cells, neuron, and pigment cells

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ectoderm

20
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sperm and egg

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germ cells

21
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muscle cells, tubule cell (of kidney), RBC

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mesoderm

22
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lung cell, thyroid cell, pancreatic cell

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endoderm

23
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different cells – different genes at different times at different levels

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express