BioBioChem 5 Molecular Genetics Flashcards

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defn DNA Genome

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all of the DNA in the organism

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Nuclear Genome has ___ chr

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23

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Mitochondrial genome has ____ _____ chromosome

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1 circular chromosome

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Mitochondrial genome is inherited by the ____

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mom

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Zygote (___loid, __n_

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diploid, 2n

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Cell cycle is G1 to ___ to G2 to ___

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G1,S,G2,M

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What part of the cell phase are most cells hanging out?

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G1 (growth phase)

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What is the S phase?

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DNA rep

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G2

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Growth
-get big to divide

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M phase

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mitosis, meiosis

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Defn DNA methylation

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add CH3 to cytosine (C)

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DNA methylation triggers gene ____ which means there is __ gene expression and causes heterochromatin formation and prevents transcription proteins from binding

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silencing, no

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histones proteins are ____charged and are a ___ concentration of amino acids (___ and ____)

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positively, high, Arg (R), Lys (K)

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DNA has a ___ charge because it has a ___ group

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negative, phosphate

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Heterochromatin is when we have ______ wound DNA around histones. (called _____)

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tighlty, nucleosome

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Defn Nuclesome

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DNA around histone

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Heterchromatin means there is no gene expression b/c…

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DNA is inaccessible

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We can add acetly groups to the histones which ____ off DNA from histones because they are ___ the charge

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loosen, neutral

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Histone acetylation forms ____

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euchromatin

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How do we get the DNA to loosen off the histones (euchromatin)

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Histone acetylation

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Euchromatin can have gene expression T/F

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T

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DNA methylation forms ___

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heterochromatin

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Histone acetylation forms ___

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euchromatin

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I can alsoform heterchromatin by ____ of histones

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DEacetyaltion

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I can also form euchromatin by ___ of DNA
DEmethylation
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You can also methylate and phosphoylate the histone but must test for whether is forms heterchromatin or euchromatin
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Between primary mRNA and mature mRNA there is ___ ______
RNA processing
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RNA processing only occurs in ___ cells
Euk
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Noncoding RNA exs (5)
tRNA rRNA SiRNA and MiRNA SnRNA
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promoter
where RNA polymerase binds
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the coding strand is the ___ sequence as the RNA made except T is __
exact, U
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A binds to __ in RNA
U (instead of T)
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parts of the coding mRNA
1. 5' UTR (untranslated region) 2. exons (codons) 3. introns (optional in a gene, removed before translation) 4. 3' UTR
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Introns are optional in a gene and are removed before ____
translation
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How many bonds are there between A and U
2
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How many bonds are there between C and G
3
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RNA processing can also be called
post-transcriptome control
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RNA processing is only in __ cells and is only for __ mRNA
euk, coding
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What is the first step in RNA processing?
adding a 5' cap (7-methylguanosine cap)
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What does adding a 5' cap do?
stability. (decreases mRNA breakdown) 40s ribosome (small unit) bind to start translation
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What is the 2nd step of RNA processing?
add 3' poly A tail (~300 A's)
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What is the purpose of adding a 3' poly A tail
stability, role in translation
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Splicing is when I remove RNA ____
introns
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splicing (remove RNA introns) changes the seq to create the final mRNA to create ___ coding
protein
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Alternative splicing is when we remove __ and some specific ____
introns, exons
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Alternative splicing allows us to use the same DNA the same primary mRNA and results in a different ___
protein
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mRNA is exported from the ___ to the ___
nucleus, cytosol
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mRNA in the cytosol make ___
protein/peptide
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exons/codons/coding region/open reading frame
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Start Codon
AUG
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AUG is for ___
Met (M)
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What is the first amino acid in every protein?
Met
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What are the three stop codons?
UAA, UGA, UAG
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At the stop codon the __ ___ binds, and the __ leaves
release factor, ribosome
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The ___s ribosome binds at the ___ cap and looks for ___
40s, 5' cap, AUG
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5' cap is the backwards __
G
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the ___s ribosome binds the AUG
60s
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Downstream always means toward the __' end
3'
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Create peptide bonds as _____/____ with anticodon binds mRNA codons
tRNA/aa
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Protein modification is called a post-______ mod
translational
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DNA polymers are constructed from 4 ______, each consisting of a ____ group, _________ sugar and a ______ base
nucleotides, phosphate, nitrogenous
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Purines
PURE AG
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G has an ____ on a ring
oxygen (G looks like an O)
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Pyramide
cut py once (C,T,U). One ring
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Mutation for DNA where c-> is because of
deamination (loss of NH2)
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How can we distinguish DNA and RNA? which carbon
the 2nd carbon If it is an H it is a deoxyribose if it is a OH ribose (RNA)
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Nuceloside
Nitrogenous base attached to a ribose sugar
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Nucleotide
Nuceloside + phsophate group
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Does G and C have a higher melting point or A and T
G and C because they have 3 hydrogen bonds
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what enzymes unwinds DNA?
topoisomerase
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Prokaryotes have ____ origin of replication in a ____ chromosome
1, circular
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Lagging strands are also called _____ and are ________ replication
okazaki fragments, discontinuous
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_ sites for leading strands and __ sites for lagging strands
2, 2 (bidirectional)
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Helicase unwinds DNA strands (break __-bonds)
H-bonds
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Single stran binding proteins (SSC) keep ____
2 strands apart
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Leadings strands are made going ____ the fork
towards
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DNA pol III
new synthesis
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DNA pol I
has 3-5' exonuclease for proofreading. It also has a 5-3' exonuclease to remove RNA primers and replace with DNA
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What enzyme remoes RNA primers
DNA pol I
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DNA ligase
seals the gap creates phosphodiester bond b/w 2 DNA fragments
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Fidelity also means
accuracy
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The ends of euk chromosomes are called ___
telomeres
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Telomerase (which lengthens telomeres) is active in (4)
fetus, stem cells, germ line cells, cancer
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A gene codes for the production of an ____ prodict
RNA
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rRNA
(ribosomal) RNA component of a ribsosome -bind mRNA and hold in place in ribosome
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tRNA
transfer RNA -bring an aa into the ribosome, tRNA anticodon binds the mRNA codon
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what two RNA are involved in translation
rRNA and tRNA
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siRNA and miRNA decide if ____ is translated
mRNA
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RNA can exit the nucleus, DNA ---
cannot, remains in the nucleus
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TATA box is an AT rich area beacuse it makes it easier because it has __ bonds
2
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What types of compounds have RNA and protein?
Ribosome and splicesome
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snRNPs + snRNA is the ___
spliceosome
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Lariat
the removed sequence (most times made of introns)
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Splicing. What are the two rxns?
1st attack is the 5' splice side (upstream) 2nd attack: attack of 3' splice site (downstream)
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Unambiguous
a codon codes for an amino acid (very specific)
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Degenerative
one amino acid may have more than one 3 nucelotide (Proline) (CCC,CCG,CCA,CCU)
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What is the third position in the amino acid called?
wobble
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Wobble
the third nucleotide can loosely bind wrong base (this is okay for degenerative)
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Universal
nearly every living organism uses the same genetic code
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What are the 3 stop codons?
UAA - u are annoying UGA - u go away UAG - u are gone
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prok have a sedimentation co-efficient of ___ and ___ with a total of
30s and 50s (70s)
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Euk has a sedimentation co eff of __ and __ with a total of ___
40s 60s 80s
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shine Dalgarno sequence
SD boc at the 5' UTR in prokaryptes
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The A site is where new ____ with amino acid enters
tRNA
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40s binds 5' cap, scan to AUG. @AUG, initiator tRNA bind, large subunit binds, new tRNA in A site
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Secretory pathway is from the ___ to the _____ to the plasma membrane via _______
RER, Golgi, plasma membrane
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DNA mutations are ___stranded DNA changes
double
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Silent point mutation
single nucleotide is changed but has no effect because it is the same aa
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Missesne point mutation
a change in one nucleotide and causes a diff aa
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Nonsense point mutation
one nucletode change causes the codon to be a stop codon
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Frameshift mutations result from ___ or ___ of nucelotides in multiples other than 3
deletion, insertion
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Forward mutation will change the gene even ___ from its original change
more
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most mutations are ___
neutral
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Translocation is moving )))) to another chromosome
dsDNA
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Proto-oncogenes are ____ oncogenes are not
normal
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Oncogenes only need one copy to be gas pedal are are called a ____ function gene
gain of function gene
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A tumor suppressor gene is a gene whose product normally ____ the cell from unrestricted growth
protects
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Both copies must be nonfunctional to get cancer for which gene?
tumour suppressor gene
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How many chromosomes do humans have and what is their shape?
23 per genome x 2 = 46 and they are linear
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How are autosomal chromosomes organized?
largest to smallest
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XX is ___ XY is ___
female, male
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Tuner's syndrome is ___
XO
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Kleinfelters is _ _ _
XXY
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a karyotpe is taken at which phase in mitosis?
metaphase
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2 chromosomes is 4 ____
chromatids
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what are common epigenetic changes? 2
DNA methylation Histone modification: acetylation, methylation, phosphorylation
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what happens at each stage?G1, S, G2, mitosis
Growth, DNA rep, get bigger to divide, divide DNA
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Cytokinesis is when the cell ____
pinches into 2 different cells
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Prophase: DNA ____
condenses
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