Lesson 14 Flashcards

1
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-The science of heredity
-The study of genes and information it carries

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GENETIC/S

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2
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-The genetic information that a cell carry that includes chromosome and plasmid

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GENOME

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3
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This contain the DNA that carry the hereditary information or the genes.

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CHROMOSOME

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4
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These are segments of DNA that code for functional products.

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GENE/S

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5
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A macromolecule
Compose of repeating unit called NUCLEOTIDES

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DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID (DNA)

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6
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What are the composition of nucleotides?

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•NITROGENOUS BASE - adenine, cytosine, guanine, thymine

•DEOXYRIBOSE - pentose sugar

•PHOSPHATE GROUP

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7
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What is the formation/structure of DNA?

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DOUBLE HELIX

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8
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What is the bond that held the two strands and located in between base pairs?

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HYDROGEN BOND

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9
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Base pair of ADENINE

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THYMINE

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10
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Base pair of GUANINE

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CYTOSINE

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11
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Base pair of THYMINE

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ADENINE

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12
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Base pair of CYTOSINE

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GUANINE

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13
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These numbers indicate end-to-end chemical orientation.

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5 prime end & 3 prime end

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14
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-This prime end is important during replication
-New nucleotide is added to this end

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3’end

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15
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The genetic make up of an organism that codes for all its characteristics

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GENOTYPE

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16
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The actual expressed properties of an organism.
The manifestation of genotype

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PHENOTYPE

17
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What type of organism that its DNA molecule is singular and circular in characteristics and associated with proteins

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BACTERIAL CHROMOSOME

18
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This type of chromosome is folded and looped.
Also attached to the plasma membrane

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BACTERIAL CHROMOSOME

19
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A process of passing genetic information from one generation to the next.

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DNA REPLICATION

20
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An enzyme that is responsible in separating the single strand permanently

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HELICASE

21
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This is a short sequence of RNA that occur during DNA replication.
Compose of 10 nucleotides in length.

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PRIMERS

22
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This produces/synthesize primers

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PRIMASE

23
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This enzyme adds new nucleotide one by one to the end of a growing strand.

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DNA POLYMERASE

24
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This type of strand is produced in the same direction of the replication fork.

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LEADING STRAND

25
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A type of strand that is produce in the other direction of replication fork and where okazaki fragments are produced.

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LAGGING STRAND

26
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This type of strand is a small section of DNA that are formed during discontinous production/synthesis of the lagging strand.

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OKAZAKI STRAND

27
Q

A japanese scientist who discovered the okazaki fragments.

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REIJI OKAZAKI

28
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This enzyme fills the gap between the fragments in the lagging strands

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LIGASE

29
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A process wherein genetic information in DNA is copied or transcribe into a complimentary base sequence of RNA.

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TRANSCRIPTION

30
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A process of synthesizing/producing protein with the use if encoded information.

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TRANSLATION

31
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What are the 3 types of RNA in a bacterial cell?

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•messenger RNA (mRNA)
•ribosomal RNA (rRNA)
•transfer RNA (tRNA)

32
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This type of RNA carried the coded information for making specific proteins from DNA to ribosomes

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messengerRNA

33
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This is where production of protein takes place.

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RIBOSOME

34
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The site where RNA synthesis starts.

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PROMOTER

35
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The site where production of RNA end.

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TERMINATOR