5.4 Study Guide Flashcards

1
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What does a mutation do?

A

change the base sequence in a DNA molecule

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2
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What is a point mutation?

A

substitution of a single base

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3
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What is a silent mutation?

A

no amino acid change; redundancy in code

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4
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What is a missence mutation?

A

change amino acid

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5
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What is a nonsence mutation?

A

change to stop codon

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6
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What can a point mutation lead to?

A

sickle cell anemia

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7
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What types of mutations are frameshifts?

A

insertion and deletion

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8
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What is insertion?

A

adding bases

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9
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What is deletion?

A

losing bases

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10
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Where do most mutations occur?

A

during DNA replication

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11
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What is translation?

A

the making a protein using codons on mRNA as instructions

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12
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What are triplets of mRNA?

A

codons

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13
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What are triplets of tRNA?

A

anticodons

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14
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What is the role of mRNA?

A

contain message/code for amino acid sequence

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15
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What is the role of tRNA?

A

transfers amino acids, contains anticodons that pair with mRNA codons to put a.a. in the correct order

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