2ry Flashcards

(28 cards)

1
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Melting temperature

A

The temperature that produces loss of 50% of DNA helical form

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2
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What is the part of DNA that gets transcripted into an rna

A

Gene (coding DNA)

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3
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What are the exons and introns

A

Exons: coding region
Introns:non coding region

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4
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What is the genome

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Total DNA content in the chromosome of a cell

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5
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Function of the non coding DNA

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Contains genes for RNA molecules

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6
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Haploid human genomes DNA

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In germ cells( eggs and sperm)»3m DNAbase

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7
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Diploid genomes DNA

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In somatic cells ( 6m DNAbase)

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8
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The DNA in prokaryotic cells

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One single double stranded supercoiled circular chromosome +plasmids

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9
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What are the plasmids

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Small circular extrachromosomal DNA molecules

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10
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What does chromatin consist of

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  1. Very long double stranded DNA molecules
  2. Equal mass of histon protiens
  3. Small amount of non histone proteins
  4. Small quantity of RNA
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E.g on non histone proteins

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Transcriptional factors , polymerases, hormone receptor, nuclear enzymes

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12
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When we can see chromatin under light microscope

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When it’s undergoing meta phase of cell division

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13
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What is the q arm

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Long arm structure

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14
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What is p arm

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Short arm structure

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15
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Types of chromosome

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  1. Metacentric
  2. Submetacentric
  3. Acrocentric
  4. Telocentric
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16
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Histone proteins are rich in what amino Acids

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Lysine & arginine

17
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From where do DNA gets their negative charge

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The presence of phosphate groups

18
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Role of histones

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  1. DNA supercoiling
  2. Regulation of gene expression
19
Q

The centromere is rich in what

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A-T (easy to break )

20
Q

Centromere is connected to a specific protiens to form what

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Kinetochore ( connected to mitotic spindle )

21
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Chromatids telomeres are characterized by the presence of what

A

Specific repeated num of bases sequence (TTAGGG)n

22
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Nucleosomes is consist of

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DNA wrapped around 8 histones

23
Q

How the DNA is wrapped around histones

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Left handed(1.75)turns

24
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Linker or spacer DNA function

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Connects the different nucleosomes like beads on a string

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Where H1 histones are connected
On linker DNA
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First level of supercoiling
Packing ratio of 10>>supercoiling around histones to form nucleosomes (10 nm fibril)
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Second level of supercoiling
Require H1 histone>>packing ratio of 50 >>solenoid(contains 6 nucleosomes)>>30 nm fiber
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Third level of supercoiling
Packing ratio of 8000>>30 nm fiber coil into twisted loop >>attached to a protien >>rosettes(contains 6 loops)>>rosettes form coils (30 rosettes)>>every 10 coils>>chromatid