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Thomas Hunt Morgan

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The 1st scientific support for chromosomal theory of heredity

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An affected male (XdY)- Hemizygous

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Gives disease allele to all daughters none to son

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An affected female (XdXd)

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Gives disease allele to both daughters and sons

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An unaffected carrier female (XDXd)

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1 healthy allele is enough; does not display disease
50% disease allele to either daughters or sons

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Linked Genes

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A bunch of genes on a chromosome close together & are inherited together

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Unlinked Genes

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On the same chromosome, behave as independent genes

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Inversion of chromosome

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structural rearrangement of a chromosome

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Frederick Griffith Experiment

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A heritable substance can be transformed into other organisms

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Hershey & Chase Experiment

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DNA is the genetic material not proteins

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Meselson & Stale Experiment

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DNA is replicated in a semi conservative manner

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What was the first technique used to determine that DNA was a double helix

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X Ray Crystallography

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Chargaff’s Rule:

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of A = # of T

# of C = # of G

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Semiconservative Replication

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Each daughter cell will have 1 old strand from the parent molecule and 1 new strand

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Conservative Replication

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1 daughter cell entirely new, the other entirely old

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Dispersive Replication

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All 4 strands have mixture of old and new

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DNA Polymerase III

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Add to the 3’ end ;
elongate 5’ —> 3’

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Leading strand

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single DNA strand is replicated in the 3’ to 5’ direction

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Lagging strand

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work away from the replication fork & a series of segments

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Nuclease

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DNA cutting enzyme

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Nucleotide Excision Repair

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  1. Detect damaged DNA
  2. Nuclease
  3. DNA Polymerase
  4. DNA Ligase
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Telomerase

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enzyme that lengthens telomeres in germ cells

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DNA Helix

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Negatively Charged Phosphate Backbone

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Histones

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Lots of positively charged amino acids, DNA wraps around

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Interphase chromosome

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attach to the nuclear envelope & maintain most of the packing

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One-gene One-enzyme hypothesis

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The idea that each gene encodes a single enzyme

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Gene Expression

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DNA —> RNA —> Protein
transcription translation

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Prokaryotic gene expression

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No nucleus, translation while still transcribing

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Eukaryotic gene expression

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RNA modified before translation
-primary transcript

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Codons

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3 nucleotides —> 1 amino acid