Micro quiz 1 Flashcards

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1
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Explain the difference between DNA an RNA

A

DNA: double stranded; deoxyribose sugar; sequences are A/G & T/C ; and its a genetic material that is in all cells and DNA Viruses

RNA: single stranded, ribose sugar; sequences are A/G & U/C; a protien synthesis in all cells and genetic material in RNA Viruses.

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2
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Define a Histone

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Archeal DNA wrapped around globular proteins

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3
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T or F: Plasmids replicate independently and carry information that is required for their own replication

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TRUE

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4
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Fertility Plasmids:

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carry instructions for coagulation, which is a process where some bacterial cells transfer DNA to other bacterial cells.

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5
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Resistence Plasmids

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carry genes of resistance to one or more antimicrobial drugs or heavy metals

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6
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Bacterium Plasmids

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carry genes for bacteriocins which are toxins that kill bacterial cells of the same species that lack plasmids

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7
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Virulence Plasmids

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Carry instructions for structures, enzymes and toxins of bacteria to become pathogenic.

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8
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Define the differences between a eukaryotic cell and a prokaryotic cell

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Eukaryotic: nucleas, and linear in shape ; also has diploids ( two copies of each chromosome
Prokaryotic: no nuclues; circular in shape ; haploids : one copy of each chromosome

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9
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Haploid Genomes consists of:
A) Chromosomal DNA
B) Extrachromosomal DNA
C) A and B
D) Prokaryotic genomes
A

C

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10
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Are DNA molecules of the mitochondria and chloroplasts

A: LINEAR or B: Circular

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B: they are circular like prokaryotic cells
(they are extracellular cells and they are considered eukaryotic, but they are similar in shape to the prokaryotic cells. )

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11
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Central Dogma:

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process of genetics when DNA is transcribed to RNA which then is translated to form polypeptides

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12
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Is transcription 
A) copying process
B) synthesizing process
C) pasting process
D) Process process
A

A

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13
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Whats a phenotype? and what influences it?

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the physical features and functional traits: influenced by a genotype

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14
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What determines a phenotype?
A) polypeptide
B)genome
C) chromosome
D) genotype
A

D

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15
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Define translation

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Synthesizing process; where RNA molecules in ribosomes synthesize to polypeptides

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16
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Define all the types of RNA

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RNA primer: primes the DNA for replication
mRNA: carrys the genetic information from chromosome to the ribosome
rRNA: combine with ribosomal polypeptides to form ribosomes
tRNA: deliver the correct amino acids to ribosomes based on the sequence of nucleotides mRNA sent..
Regulatory RNA: regulates with DNA to manage gene expression

17
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Explain the central dogma process.. in simple forms.

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DNA(the information storage —> TRANSCRIPTION —-> RNA (information carrier) —> Translation —> Protiens and polypeptides are created —> PHENOTYPES