theme 1A Flashcards

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Specific DNA sequence that codes for a specific mRNA (and protein)

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gene

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2
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all the genetic information of an organism (entire DNA sequence)

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genome

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3
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variant forms of a gene caused by differences in DNA sequence (variation in eye colour, heights, etc)

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allele

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4
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the specific genes inheritied by an individual

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genotype

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5
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visible traits (has an environmental component)

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phenotype

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6
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the type and abundance of proteins in the cell

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protein expression

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7
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what determines the phenotype

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proteins, they control every reaction in a cell

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8
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catalyze the synthesis and transformation of all biomolecules

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enzymes

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9
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maintenains cell shape

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structured proteins

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10
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how many copies of each chromosome do people have

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two

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11
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how many copies of each chromosome do gamates have

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one

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12
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how many copies of each chromosome do zygotes have

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one (?), a random combination of two gamates

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13
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what are chromosomes composed of

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Proteins (50%-60%) and DNA (40%-50%)

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14
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Generally, what did Griffith’s experiment discover

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genetic transformation that genetically altered/transforms the bacteria

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15
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what did Avery, Macleod, and McCarthy’s experiment do

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they identified DNA as the molecule that transforms the bacteria

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generally, what did Hershey and Chase’s experiment do

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they found the evidence establishing DNA as the hereitary molecule

17
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what was Griffith’s conclusion

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some molecules released when S cells (virulent) could genetically transform living R cells (benign) into S cells

18
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what were the results of Avery et al’s first test (adding protease)

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they determined that proteins were not the genetic material because living S cells (virulent) were found in the mouse (and it died)

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what were the results of Avery et al’s second test (adding ribonuclease)

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they determined that RNA was not the genetic material, living S cells (virulent) were found in the dead mouse

20
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what were the results of Avery et al’s third test (adding DNAse)

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they determined that DNA was the genetic material, as the mouse was alive and only R cells (benign) were found in it

21
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How did Hershey and Chase confirm that DNA was the genetic material

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they used bacteriophage and its E.coli host to show that DNA is the transforming principle

22
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what is a massive reproduction of virus resulting in host cell lysis called

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lytic infection