Repetitive DNA Part 1 Flashcards

1
Q

2 classes of repetitive DNA

A
  • tandem repeats

- interspersed repeats

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2
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classes of tandem repeats

A
  • satellites - large tandem arrays
  • multiple copy RNA-coding genes
  • multiple copy protein-coding genes
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3
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classes of interspersed repeats

A
  • DNA transposons
  • LTR retrotransposons
  • non-LTR retrotransposons
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4
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multiple copy RNA coding genes

A
  • genes whose final product is RNA
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5
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LTR

A
  • long terminal repeats
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6
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tandem repeats

A
  • an array of a particular sequence repeated right next to one another in the genome
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7
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array

A
  • collection of tandem repeats
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8
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interspersed repeats

A
  • an array of a particular sequence scattered throughout the genome
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9
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4 categories of satellite

A
  • micro satellite - 2-5 bp
  • mini satellite - ~15 bp
  • satellite - 5-100 bp
  • megasatellite - 4-10 kb
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10
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VNTR

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  • variable number tandem repeats
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11
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total bp added to genome formula

A
  • number of repeats * bp/repeat

- unique DNA*2

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12
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even if arrays are scattered throughout the genome

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  • the repeats are considered to be in tandem
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13
Q

what DNA sequence must hair pair with primers in PCR reaction to characterize VNTRs

A
  • mini satellites
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