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1
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What are sex-linked traits?

A

Non-gender related traits that show a gender-related inheritance pattern.

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What is part of one set of sex chromosomes?

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X and Y

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3
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Describe the X chromosome

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  • Large
  • Contains most gender specific genes (M+F) and non-gender specific genes
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4
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Describe the Y chromosome

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  • Small
  • around 70 genes - SRY gene + other male specific genes epistatic over gender specific genes
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5
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If the Y chromosome is present, then what genes are expressed? If not?

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  • Male genes
  • Female genes if not
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6
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There is no such thing as a ________ male.

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Heterozygous

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7
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What are the two types of genetic strcuture in Molecular Genetics?

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DNA and RNA

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8
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What does DNA stand for?

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Deoxiribonucleic Acid

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9
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What does RNA stand for?

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Ribonucleic Acid

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10
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What are DNA and RNA polymers for?

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Nucleotides

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11
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Which structure has one less oxygen? One more oxygen

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-1: DNA
+1: RNA

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What are the two types of Nitrogeous bases?

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Pyrimidines and Purines

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What are the pyrimidines?

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Cytosine, Uracil, and Thymine

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What are the purines?

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Guanine and Adenine

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15
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Which pyrimidine is only found in DNA?

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Thymine

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16
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Which pyrimidine is only found in RNA?

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Uracil

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17
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The # of Adenine = # of _____? They always bind together

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Thymine (or Uracil in RNA)

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18
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The # of Guanine = # of _____? They always bind together

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Cytosine

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19
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What is DNA’s three jobs?

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1) Replication
2) Codes for proteins
3) Stores information

20
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What happens in replication?

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Complimentary base pairing (A binds to T, G binds to C)

21
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What do chromosomes contain?

A

Orgins of Replication (OR)

22
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Define Orgins of Replication

A

A short sequence of nucleotide base pairs that start the process of replication.

23
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What molecules are involved in OR?

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Helicase, Topoisimerase, Primase, DNA Polymerase III, DNA Polymerase I, DNA Ligase

24
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Define Helicase’s job

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Binds to OR and moves in a 3 prime to 5 prime direction, separating the two strands

25
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Define Topoisomerase’s job

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binds and moves head of helicase, unwinds the DNA

26
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Define Primase’s job

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Attaches free RNA nucleotides to the DNA nucleotides at the OR (primer)

27
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Define DNA Polymerase III’s job

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Adds free DNA nucleotides to exposed DNA strand, moving 3’ to 5’. (Okazaki fragments)

28
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Define DNA Polymerase I’s job

A

Removes RNA nucleotides and replaces them with DNA nucleotides

29
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Define DNA ligase’s job

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attaches DNA strands together

30
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Draw the OR process

A

Check in book

31
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What are the two steps of protein synthesis

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1) Transcription
2) Translation

32
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Define Transcription

A

Information on gene is used to build an RNA

33
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Define Translation

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Information on RNA is used to build a PROTEIN

34
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What is a promoter site in transcription?

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A short sequence of nucleotides that do not equal 40 base pairs up stream of a gene. They contain a TATA box.

35
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What is the termination site?

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Short sequence of nucleotides that signify the end of the gene

36
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What are the steps of transcription?

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1) Transcription factor (protein) binds to chromosome just upstream of promoter site
2) Allows RNA polymerase to bind to promoter site.
3) RNA polymerase moves down gene, separating the 2 DNA strands and adding RNA nucleotides to the 3’->5’ strand.
4) RNA polymerase reaches the termination site - causes the RNA poly. to detach, RNA is then released and the DNA strands reconnect

37
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What are the three types of RNA?

A

1) Ribosomal RNA (rRNA)
2) Messenger RNA (mRNA)
3) Transfer RNA (tRNA)

38
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Define rRNA

A
  • small piece of RNA that combines with proteins to make ribosomes
39
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Define mRNA

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Linear strand of RNA that serves as instructions for building a protein.

40
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What do mRNA contain?

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Condons, DNA triplets, and Stop Codon

41
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What is a codon?

A

3 nucleotide sequence on rRNA that codes for a specific amino acids.

42
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What is a DNA triplet?

A

3 nucleotide sequence on DNA that codes for a specific amino acid.

43
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Starting with ATG, what is the coding, template, and methiomine strand sequence?

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ATG -> TAC -> AUG

44
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What is a Stop Codon?

A

They do NOT have an amino acid

45
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Define tRNA

A

Folded RNAs that carry amino acids to the ribosome to make a protein.

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