mutations, dna damage and repair Flashcards

1
Q

point mutation

A

change to a single nucleotide

substitutions additions or deletions

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2
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what type of mutation could arise from substitutions, additions, or deletions of single nucleotides

A

point mutations

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3
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what are two different ways to talk about mutations

A

type of mutation

functional effect of protein

evolutionary effect

mutation rates

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4
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what are possible effects of mutations

A

nothing: normal wild-type protein

loss of function mutations

gain of function mutations

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5
Q

what are some ways mutations can arise

A

replications erros that escape proofreading

dna damage due to mutagens

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6
Q

basic repair mechanism

A

recognize
remove
repair
reconnect

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7
Q

all basic repair mechanisms are similar, can you name two of them

A

base excision repair

nucleotide excision repair

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8
Q

silent mutations

A

the end product is the same

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9
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missense mutations

A

something is changed

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10
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nonsense mutations

A

accidentally encodes a stop codon

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11
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frameshift mutations

A

insertion or deletion of one or more nucleotides, changes reading frame

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