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What did Watson and crick do

A

Developed double helix DNA structure

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What is DNA made up of

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Sugar-phosphate backbone
Nitrogen bases
Hydrogen bonds

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What are the types of RNA

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Messenger
Ribosomal
Transfer

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What does mRNA do

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Carries the information from the DNA to the cytoplasm

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What does the rRNA do

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Helps produce enzymes that bond amino acids together

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What does tRNA do

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Transports amino acids to the ribosome to be assembled into protein

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What does helicase do

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Breaks down the hydrogen bonds

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During transcription…

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The nucleotides are freed and begin pairing with the complimentary strand

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Where does the mRNA go during transcription

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Ribosome

Cytoplasm

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9
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During translation the RNA goes from what

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Proteins

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Where does translation occur

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Ribosomes

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What type of RNA is used in translation

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tRNA

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12
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The mRNA sequence bonds with what

A

tRNA anticodons

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13
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A codon is made up of how many amino acids

A

3

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14
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What is an anticodon

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The corresponding amino acids to mRNA

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What are the types of mutations

A

Gene

Chromosomal

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How many types of mutations are there

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2

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What are the causes of gene mutations

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Point mutations
Substitutions
Insertions
Deletions
Frameshift
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What are point mutations

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Change in 1 or more of the nucleotides

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What is substitutions

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Base is changed into another

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What is insertions

A

Base is inserted into DNA sequence

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What is deletions

A

Base is removed

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What is frameshift

A

Changes how codons are read

23
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What are the causes of chromosomal mutations

A

Deletions
Duplications
Inversions
Translocations

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What is deletions

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Loss of all/part of a chromosome

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What is duplications

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Produce extra copies or parts of a chromosome

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What is inversions

A

Chromosome switches directions

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What is translocations

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Part of 1 chromosome breaks off and attaches to another

28
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What is a polyploidy

A

Organism has an extra set of chromosomes

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What is an operon

A

Group of genes that operate together

30
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How many regulatory regions does an operon have

A

2

31
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What are the regulatory regions of an operon

A

Promoter

Operator

32
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How many genes does the lac operon have

A

3

33
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In order for E. Coli to use lactose as food what must happen

A

Lac operon must be turned on

34
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What organelle must lactose pass through to be used as food

A

Cell membrane

35
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What is broken as lactose is passed through the cell membrane

A

Glucose

Galactose

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What does the promoter do

A

Where RNA polymerase bonds and begins transcription

37
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What does the operator do

A

DNA binding protein- lac expressor binds to DNA

38
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The TATA box has what types of sequences

A

TATA

TATAAA

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what does the TATA Box do

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Binds protein that helps position RNA polymerase by marking a point before the beginning of the gene

40
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What is differentiation

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Cells become specialized in function and structure

41
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What are hox genes

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Genes that control development and differentiation of cells and tissues in embryos

42
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What do restriction enzymes do

A

Cut DNA at specific sites

Will only cut DNA if it matches precisely

43
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What is recombinant DNA

A

Produced by combining DNA from different sources

44
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What is a genetic marker

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Gene or a short sequence of DNA used to identify a chromosome or other genes on a genetic map