Basic Genetics, Moleculate Genetics, Biotechnology Flashcards
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What is Recombinant DNA Technology
Gene of interestbin donor cell Plasmid in bacterium (vector) Cut by restriction enzyme Join by DNA ligase = Recobinant plasmid
Application of recombinant DNA tech
- +Production Nutriotion in Crops
- Pharmaceutical Products (insulin)
- Make Cellulose
- Break down oil spills
DNA Fingerprinting Steps
Extract DNA
Ohtain DNA fragments
Gel Electrophoresis
Gel Electrophoresis
Steps
Why
On Gel Slab
DNA -ve charged
Current -> DNA moves towards Positive
Molecular space of slab
Shorter DNA faster
Longer DNA slower
DNA Fingerprinting Application
- Parentage Test
- Forensic Science
- Preserving animals
- Authenticity of Chinese Medicine
Human Genome Project aims to
Locate all genes (Mapping)
Determine base sequence of DNA
Human Genome Project Application
Treating diseases
Understand genetics
Understqnd evolution
Human Genome Project Limitation
Not enough data
Do not understand all gene functions
Ethical
Protein synthesis steps
- Transcription
2. Translation
Transcription
Hydrogen bonds break Dna unwinds One coding one template strand Free ribonucleic acid pair up withctemplate strand Complementary base pairing Joins by RNA polymerase formed mRNA
Triplet code characteristic ×4
Degenerate
Universal
Non overlapping
No gaps
Translation
Amino acid binds to anticodon -> tRNA mRNA binds to ribosome tRNA mRNA join by conplementary base pairing Peptide bond formed Polypeptide coil and fold
Mutation ×2
Gene mutation
Chromosome mutation
Gene mutation ×4
Insertion
Deletion
Substitution
Inversion
Insertion deletion shifts the reading frame
Chromosome mutation ×2
Types ×4
Strcture of chromosome
Number of chromosome
Structure: Duplication Deletion Translocation Inverstion
Number:
Chromosome 21 Down Syndrome
Mutations cause
How
Spontaneous
Mutagens
Induced by mutagens: UV light X-rays Gamma Rays Mustard gas Tar Nitrous acid Abestos
Chemical changes DNA structure
Raduation Free Radical damages DNA
Mutation effects
Mostly no effect
- Degenerate
- not active site
Some harmful
- non functionable protein
Only in gamete/gamete-producing cells can be inherited
Nucleotide
Structure
Significance
Phosphate group
Pentose
Nitrogenous base
DNA genetic information
RNA protein synthesis
DNA Features
Stable
Accurate replication
Large amount of info
DNA Replication Steps
DNA strand unwind. Hydrogen bond breaks. Both strand act as template Nucleotide binds to template Complimentary base pairing DNA polymerase
Mendels Law of Inheritance ×2
Law of Segragation:
Gene has two alleles, one each gamete
Law of Independent Assortment:
Gene on not nomologoud chromosomes, independent on other gene
Genetic Diagram Format
Let A and a be the alleles for B and b separately
Phenotype Phenotype Parents ×
Gametes
F1. Genotype Genotype
Phenotype Phenotype
Method for testing homozygotes
Test Cross
Cross with recessive homozygotes
Blood group
Antigen Antibody
Group name = antigen produce