Week 3: Gene Exchange and Transfer Flashcards

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1
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any heritable change in genome sequence

A

mutations

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2
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mutations refers both to the ___ and ____ by which genome sequence occurs

A

change, process

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3
Q

mutations can be ___ or ____

A

spontaneous, induced

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4
Q

base substitution types

A

AA change, nonsense, silent

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5
Q

frameshift mutation types

A

deletion, insertion

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6
Q

nonsense mutations create a…

A

stop codon

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7
Q

silent mutations do not…

A

change AA that is produced

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8
Q

does nonhomologous recombination require matching DNA sequences?

A

no

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9
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true/false, nonhomologous recombination does not add new DNA pieces

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false, new DNA pieces are added

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10
Q

transformation

  • uptake of _______ by recipient cell
  • ____ process
  • requires _____ _____
  • usually ____ amount of DNA
A
  • naked DNA fragment
  • active
  • competence machinery
  • small
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11
Q

transformation, transduction is a type of ____ gene transfer

A

horizontal

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12
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transduction

  • mediated by ____ ___ (_____)
  • two kinds: ____ and _____
  • amount = ___ than transduction
A
  • bacterial virus (bacteriophage)
  • generalized, specialized
  • more than
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13
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two phases/lifestyles of transduction

A

lytic, lysogeny

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14
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lytic phase pairs with

A

generalized transduction

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15
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lysogeny phase pairs with

A

specialized transduction

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16
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life cycle of bacteriophage that ends in lysis of bacterial host cell and release of viral progeny

A

lytic phase

17
Q

alternate life cycle of some bacteriophages where the viral genome is integrated into bacterial chromosome

A

lysogeny phase

18
Q

the bacteriophage when it is integrated into the host’s chromosome

A

prophage

19
Q

protein toxins due to prophage examples

A

cholera, botulism, diphtheria, pyrogenic toxin

20
Q

conjugation is mediated by _____

A

plasmids

21
Q

3 components of conjugation

A
  • plasmid mediated
  • involves physical contact between cells
  • can involve large amounts of genetic inflammation
22
Q

extra-chromosomal genetic material (separate from their chromosomes)

A

plasmid

23
Q

term that describes “can be replicated independently of chromosome”

A

replicon

24
Q

connection piece between donor and recipient cell in conjugation

A

pilus