molecular structure of heritable material Flashcards

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He primary worked with phenotypes 
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genotypes
? ? ?
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tall
dwaf

AA, Aa, aa

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Mendel laid foundation of modern genetics

  • ?
  • ?
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law of segregation

law of independent assortment

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principles of inheritance.. 3 questions.

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how is info transferred from parent to offspring
what material holds info
how is the info converted from genotype to phenotype

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the study of DNA and RNA structure and function =

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molecular genetics

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properties of genetic material:

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  • must contain info
  • must be transmissible
  • must be replicable
  • must be variable
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identification of DNA as genetic material: part 1
who in 1928 discovered Streptococcus pnumoniae
(smooth= capsule) lethal
(routh= no capsule) not lethal

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Fredrick Griffith

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identification of DNA as genetic material: part 1
heat killed smooth:
-?
-?

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not lethal

no bacterial isolated from blood

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identification of DNA as genetic material: part 1
heat killed smooth + live rough:
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-?

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lethal

smooth bacteria in blood

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identification of DNA as genetic material: part 1

  • the smooth bacteria are alien robots that can’t be heat killed..?
  • heat turned live smooth bac. to zombie bac. that then turned the rough bac. into smooth zombies?
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  • transformer hypothesis

- zombie hypothesis

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Zombie Transformers:

_______ ______ were “transformed” to smooth by dead smooth bac.

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rough bac.

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genetic info transferred from one bac. to another

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transformation

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discovered in 1869 by Friedrich Miescher

-originally termed nuclein

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nucleic acid structure

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4 levels of complexity (nucleic acid structure)

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nucleoties
stands
double helix
3D folding of double helix

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the building blocks (phosphate+pentose sugars+nitrogenous base)
what are pentose sugars?
nitrogenous bases?

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nucleotides
DNA and rna
purines–double ring & pyrimidines– single ring

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nitrogenous bases:
DNA made of?
RNA made of?

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A,G,C,T

A,G,C,U

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nucleosides (just sugar and base)

  • adenosine= ________+_________
  • deoxyadenosine= _______ + ___________
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adenine+ribose

adenine+deoxyribose

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-phosphodiester bonds link ___________

strand is polarized 5’,3’ (explain)

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nucleoties
5’ end has free phosphate
5’ to 3’ = 5’ beginning and 3’ is ending

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DNA spirals go..

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right handed clockwise

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  • short strands of DNA can bind in major groove
  • T in short strand binds to AT
  • C in short strand binds to GC
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triplex DNA

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  • implicated in recombination
  • potential to inhibit gene exp. of specific genes
  • possible cancer treatment..
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triplex DNA

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Nucleotides make up ______ _______

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RNA strands

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transcribed RNA is _________ stranded

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single

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Mendel _________ phenotypes and _______ genotypes

thus, genotypes were represented as Aa or Tt

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observed , inferred

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what does SNP stand for

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single nucleotide polymorphisms

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Specific microsaltellite loci are amplified using ________ _____ ______.

  • the method of artificially replicating DNA
  • one locus amplified at a time
  • alleles are determined by fragment length
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polymerase chain reaction (PCR)

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Genotyping SNP’s
method 1: sequence whole transcriptome(all RNA expressed at a given time in an organism, or tissue within an organism)
method 2: RADseq( restriction site associated DNA)

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1- transcriptomics

2- genome reduction (seq DNA next to restriction sites)