MUTATION Flashcards

1
Q

An error in base sequence reproduced
during DNA replication

A

Mutation

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2
Q

Errors in genetic information are passed
on during

A

Transcription

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4
Q

Two common types of Mutation

A

Point mutation
Frameshift mutation

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5
Q

The altered information can cause
changes in ____ during
protein synthesis and thereby alter
protein function.

A

amino acid sequence

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7
Q

is a mutation
that inserts or
deletes a base in a DNA molecule base
sequence.

A

Frameshift mutation

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8
Q

Mutations are caused by

A

Mutagens

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9
Q

a substance or agent that
causes a change in the structure of a
gene:

A

Mutagen

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10
Q

Mutagens:

A

○ Radiation and chemical agents
are two important types of
mutagens
○ Ultraviolet, X-ray, radioactivity
and
cosmic
radiation
are
mutagenic –cause cancers
○ Chemical agents can also have
mutagenic effects

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11
Q

can convert cytosine to uracil

A

Nitrous acid

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12
Q

can
form nitrous acid in cells

A

Nitrites, nitrates, nitrosamine

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13
Q

Under normal conditions mutations are
repaired by

A

Repair enzymes

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14
Q

_____: Tiny disease causing agents
with ______ and ___&

A

Viruses: outer protein envelope; inner nucleic acid core

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15
Q

Invade their host cells to reproduce and
in the process______

A

disrupt the normal cells
operation

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16
Q

a virus that will act or
replicate on bacteria

A

Bacteriophage

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17
Q

Antibodies produced against inactive
viral or bacterial envelopes wi l ki l the
active bacteria and viruses

A

Vaccines

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18
Q

Viruses attach to the host cell on the
outside cell surface and proteins of virus
envelope catalyze the breakdown of the
cell membrane and forms a ___

19
Q

DNA
molecules
that
have
been
synthesized by splicing a sequence of
segment DNA (usually a gene) from one
organism to the DNA of another
organism

A

Recombinant DNA and Genetic
Engineering

20
Q

○ The
study
of
biochemical
techniques that allow the transfer
of a foreign gene to a host
organism and produce the protein
associated with the added gene

A

Genetic engineering/Biotechnology

21
Q

double stranded DNA)
replicate
independently
in
bacteria or yeast

22
Q

is a DNA that
contains genetic material from two
different organisms

A

Recombinant DNA

25
Q

Point mutation distinctions:

A
  1. both mRNA codons code for the same
    amino Acid. silent mutation
  2. The point mutation has produced a
    codon that codes for a different amino
    acid.
  3. The point mutation has produced a stop
    codon, resulting in termination of protein
    synthesis
27
Q

is a mutation in which
one base sequence is replaced with
another base

A

Point mutation