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CH 1 book terms
Alleles,
Annealing hybridization,
Antiparralel
84
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Ch 1 Lecture (Genes/DNA/RNA/Polypeptides)
Genome,
Chromosome,
Genetic recombination
81
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Ch 3 Book Terms
Primary rna transcript,
Mature transcript,
Interrupted gene
15
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Ch 3 Lecture (The Interrupted Gene)
Interrupted genes,
Primary transcript pre mrna,
Rna splicing
22
cards
Ch 6 Book Terms
Gene family,
Pseudogenes,
Tandem duplication
20
cards
Ch 6 Lecture (Clusters and Repeats)
Gene family,
Pseudogenes,
Gene clusters
30
cards
Ch 7 Book Terms
Nucleoid,
Chromatin,
Packing ratio
33
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Ch 7 Lecture (Chromosomes)
Chromosome,
Nucleoid,
Chromatin
63
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Exam 1 Study Questions (Ch 1, 3, 6, 7)
What are the structural differenc...,
What is supercoiling what is the ...,
What is a point mutation what are...
42
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Ch 8 Lecture (Chromatin)
Nucleosome,
Histones,
Histone tails
55
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Ch 8 Book Terms
Nucleosome,
Histones,
Histone tails
30
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Ch 9 Book Terms
S phase,
Checkpoint,
Catenation
22
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Ch 9 Lecture (Replication)
Replication is confined to the phase,
The g1 s checkpoint is also known...,
In order to pass through the star...
20
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Ch 10 Lecture (Replicon)
Replicon,
Origin of replication,
Replicator
107
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Ch 10 Book Terms
Replicon,
Origin,
Terminus
22
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Ch 11 Book Terms
Topoisomerase,
Initiation,
Elongation
32
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Ch 11 Lecture (DNA Replication)
Initiation,
Elongation,
Replisome
109
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Exam 2 Study Guide
What are tumor suppressor genes a...,
Describe the general steps of g1 ...,
Describe the steps of rb mediated...
72
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Chapter 13 lecture (Homologous recombination)
Why is homologous recombination e...,
Why is homologous recombination e...,
Recombination enzymes can use as ...
41
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Chapter 14 lecture (repair systems)
Two types of nucleotide excision ...,
Three types of excision repair,
Nucleotide excision repair
34
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Chapter 17 - Prokaryotic Transcription
Transcription proceeds in a direc...,
Rna polymerase,
Transcription unit
69
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Chapter 18 - Eukaryotic Transcription
Differences from prokaryotic tran...,
Rna polymerase i promotors,
Core promoter
63
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Chapter 19 - RNA splicing and Processing
There is very little mrna process...,
The primary transcript of a eukar...,
A eukaryotic pre mrna is usually ...
86
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Chapter 20 - mRNA stability
Mrnas have characteristic structu...,
Stability of mrna is related to,
Mrna specific stability informati...
23
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Chapter 22 and 23 - Translation
Steps of translation,
Initiation,
Elongation
54
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Chapter 24 - The Operon
Genes with related function are c...,
Multiple genes transcribed on a s...,
Operon
41
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Exam 3 study guide
1 describe the three primary mech...,
2 what triggers the transition of...,
3 how are the properties of the t...
29
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Exam 3 study guide break down
3 primary mechanisms to find bact...,
When is holoenzyme in a closed co...,
When is holoenzyme in open complex
52
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