anglų vocab Flashcards

(35 cards)

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hyperchromicity

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the increase of uv light absorption while the DNA is melting

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base flipping

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the process when a part of z-DNA’s one base pair is flipped out or extracted from the DNA helix

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hydrogen bonds

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very weak bonds that involve sharing hydrogen atom between two electronegative atoms

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melting tempature

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the tempeture ay which half of the bases in a dsDNA sample have denaturated

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strand

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a single chain of nucleotides

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gene

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a specific stretch of nucleotides in dna that is used to make a particular protein

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amino acids

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small molecules that are building blocks of proteins

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The only difference between two amino acids is in their

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R group

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peptide bonds

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bonds by which amino acids are joined together

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polypeptide

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a longer chain of amino acids

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condensation

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reaction when the amino group of one molecule reacts with the carboxyl group of the another molecule

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residues

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amino acids that are joined in a series of peptide bonds

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resonance/mesomeria

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molecules having a structure that can’t be represented by a single structural formula

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transcription

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process in which the DNA sequence of a gene is ‘rewritten’ in RNA

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translation

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process in which the sequence of nucleotides in mRNA is ‘translated’ into a sequence of amino acids in a polypeptide

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the name of the start codon

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degeneration

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a state when an amino acid can be coded by more than one codon

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messenger RNA carries

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the genetic information in the form of the genetic code (triplet)

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termination codon

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the final codon in mRNA molecule that is read

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protein

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a molecule made of amino acids; a highly complex substance that is found in all living organisms

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hydrophobic

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doesn’t interact well with water

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hydrophilic

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interacts well with water

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histones

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small, positively charged proteins

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chromosome

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a thread-like structure found inside the nucleus of the cell

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genome
the entire set of DNA instructions found in a cell
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nucleosome
the basic structural unit of DNA packaging in eukaryotic cells
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chromatin
a mixture of DNA and proteins that from chromosomes
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nucleic acids
a long chain of nucleotides
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hybridization
a complementary base pairing of strands from two different sources
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cloverleaf
structure of tRNA drawn in 2D
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coaxial/helical stacking
when the nucleotide bases from two separate base-paired stems stack and align to form a continuous helix
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transfer RNA
RNA that delivers amino acid to the ribosome
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DNA binding proteins (function)
hold DNA loop proteins in place
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DNA looping and supercoiling (purpose)
makes the chromosome more compact so it could fit inside the nucleoid
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a nucleosome consists of:
H1 histone, a histone octamer, a fragment of spooled DNA