Unit 10- The Chem Nature of Gene Flashcards

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genetic material characteristics

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must:
- replicate faithfully
- encode the pheno
- have the capactiy to vary

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Kossel

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DNA contains 4 nitrogenous bases

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Chargaff’s Rules

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A=T and G=C

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Griffith’s Experiments

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demon transformation in bacteria (heat killed virulent with nonvirulent caused virulent and mouse death)

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Avery, MacLeod, and McCarty Experiment

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nature of transferring principle: DNA
(virulent bacteria w/ substance that destroyed either RNA, proteins, or DNA. only DNA has nonvirulent)

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Hershey and Chase Experiment

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DNA carries the genetic info in bacteriophages (isoptypes for protein:sulfur and DNA:phosphorus. only P isotypic virus were radioactive)

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Watson and Crick

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3D structure of DNa (based on Rosalind Franklin’s x-ray diffraction images)

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Nucleotides

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sugar, phosphate, and base
- ribose = OH
- deoxyribose= H

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Purines

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Adenine and Guanine
- 6 sided ring and 5 sides ring

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Pyrimidines

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Cytosine and Thymine/Uracil
- single 6 sided ring

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secondary structure of DNA

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  • double helix
  • backbone formed from phosphodiester bonds
  • hydrogen bond and base pairing
  • antiparallel and complementary strands
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12
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direction of helixes

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a form: small grooves diagonal to top right

b form: long grooves diagonal to top right

z form: diagonal to top LEFT

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13
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hairpin structure

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when a sequence of nucleotides on the DNA strands are inverted complements
- cont = no loop

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H-DNA

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3-stranded; when DNA unwinds and one strand pairs with double-stranded DNA from another part of the molec
- uaually long seq of purines or pyrimidines
- common in mammals

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DNA methylation

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methyl groups added to nucleotide bases
- affects 3D structure

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16
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primary structure

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string of nucleotides joined by phosphodiester linkages

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secondary structure

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3D structure: helix

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nucleoside

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deoxyribose/ribose + base

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phosphate group

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neg charge (neutralized)
* bonds to 5’ carbon of sugar

20
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transcription

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process of making RNA

21
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translation

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process of making proteins

22
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replication

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process of making DNA