Unit 6 AP Biology Review Sheet Review Flashcards

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Process by which information from a gene is used ro produce a functional product like a protein

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Gene expression

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Mechanisms that control when, how, and how much of a gene is expressed, allowing cells to respond to their environment or developmental needs

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Gene regulation

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When a gene’s RNA is edited in different ways to create multiple protein variants

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Alternative Splicing

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4
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Carries genetic information from DNA to the ribosome for protein synthesis

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mRNA

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5
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Brings amio acids to the ribosome to build proteins

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tRNA

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6
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A part of the ribosome, where protein synthesis occurs

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rRNA

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7
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Central Dogma

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DNA transcription to RNA and RNA translates to protein

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8
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A sequence of three nucleotides that codes for a specific amino acid

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Codon

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9
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Seuence of three nucleotides in tRNA that pairs with the _____ in mRNA during translation

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Anticodon

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10
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Process by which a cell becomes specialized to perform a specific function

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Cell differentiation

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11
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Positive sequences

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Promoters and Enhancers

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12
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Negative sequences

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Repressors and Silencers

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13
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Gene regulation in Prokaryotes

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Operons

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14
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Types of Operons and examples

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Inducible Operons (Lac)
Repressible Operons (Trp)

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15
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Gene Regulation In Eukaryotes

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Transcription Factors, Enhancers
microRNAs
Epigenetics

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16
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Controls the rate at which genes are transcribed into mRNA

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Transcription Factors, Enchancers

17
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Small RNAS that bind to mRNA to block its translation or cause its degradation

18
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Involves changes in gene expression without altering the DNA sequence, such as DNA methylation and histone modification

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Epigenetics

19
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_________ is determined by the combination of genes that are expressed

20
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What consists of Point Mutation?

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Substitution and Frameshift

21
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What consists of Substiution Mutation?

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Silent, Missense, and Nonsense

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What consists of Frameshift Mutation?

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Insertions and Deletions

23
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A change in DNA that doesn’t affect the protein because it codes for the same amino acid

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Silent Mutation

24
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A change in DNA that results in a different amino acid in the protein

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Missense Mutation

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A change in DNA that creates a stop codon, shortening the protein
Nonsense Mutation
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A mutation where extra nucleotides are added to the DNA sequence
Insertion Mutation
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A mutation where nucleotides are removed from the DNA sequence
Deletion Mutation
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A change ins tructure or number of chromosomes, which can involve deletions, duplications, inversions, or translocations of large DNA segments
Chromosomal Mutations
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Increases genetic variation in prokaryotes
Horizontal Gene Transfer
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The process by which bacteria take up and incorporate foreign DNA from their environement (naked DNA)
Transformation
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The transfer of genetic material between bacteria through direct contact, often via a pilus
Conjugation
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The movement of genetic elements (transposons) within a genome, sometimes from one chromosome to another
Transposition
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The transfer of genetic material from one bacterium to another via a virus (bacteriophage)
Transduction
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Specialized stryctyres composed of short repeated sequences of DNA found on the ends of eukaryotic chromosomes that protect the integirty and length of the chromosomes after each replication
Telomeres
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Protect the RNA and helps in attachment to the ribosome
GTP Cap
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Help ease the movement from the nucleus to the cytoplasm
Poly A Tail