Biol 151 Exam 4 Meeting 35 Flashcards

(45 cards)

1
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_________________ are a series of enzymatic reactions that sequentially use products of the previous step

A

metabolic pathways

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Metabolic pathways are a _______________ that sequentially use products of the previous step

A

series of enzymatic reactions

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Metabolic pathways are a series of enzymatic reactions that _____________________

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sequentially use the product of the previous step

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4
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_________ codes for only one peptide (_________)

A

one gene
protein

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5
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One gene codes for ___________

A

one peptide

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6
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A ________ is a three-nucleotide sequence that is read in the _______ to code for a specific amino acid

A

codon
ribosome

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7
Q

A codon is a ____________ that is read in the ribosome to code for ___________

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three nucleotide sequence
a specific amino acid

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8
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The genetic code is _______, _______, _____, and _______

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redundant
unambiguous
Universal
conservative
non-overlapping

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9
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the _____________ is redundant, unambiguous, universal, conservative, and non-overlapping

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genetic code

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10
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Protein’s ___________ is determined by 3 nucleotide-long codons based on the universal genetic code

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amino acid sequence

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A protein’s amino acid sequence is determined by ____________ based on the _______________

A

3 nucleotide-long codons
universal genetic code

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12
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Transcription uses the “_____” 3’ to 5’ DNA strand to code for ______ with the ________ that match “______” coding DNA strand

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lower
RNA
codons
top

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13
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_________ uses the “lower” ________ DNA strand to code for RNA with the codons that match “top” ___________

A

transcription
3’ to 5’
coding DNA strand

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14
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________ in DNA may lead to adaptation

A

Mutations

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15
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Mutations may lead to ___________

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Adaptation

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16
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Mutations can have ____________ impact on proteins (_________)

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Small to very large
Disease

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17
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___________ can have small to very large impact on __________

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Mutations
Proteins

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18
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Mutations are a _________ change in the ___________

A

Permanent
genome

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19
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____________ are a permanent change in the genome

20
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___________: a single base change

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Point mutations

21
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Point mutations: ____________

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A single base change

22
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Point mutations create

23
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Point mutations include __________

A

Missense
Silent
Nonsense

24
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_________: complete changes (part of a) gene

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Frameshift mutations

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Frameshift mutations: ________
Completely changes part of a gene
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____________ are due to repetitive copying of the same codon during replication
Code amplification mutations
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Code amplification mutations are due to ______________ during _______
Repetitive copying of a the same codon replication
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Codon amplification mutations leads to ___________
Increase in number of an amino acid
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__________ leads to an increase in the number of an amino acid
Codon amplification mutations
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______________ are larger in scale to codon amplification mutations
Chromosome level mutations
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Chromosome level mutations often result due to ______, _______, ________ or _______ of parts of chromosomes
Addition Inversion Translocation Deletion
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______________ often result due to addition, inversion, translocation or deletion of _____________
Parts of chromosomes
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_____________ change one nucleotide at a time
Point mutations
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Point mutations change __________ at a time
One nucleotide
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Point mutations can have ____________
Different impact on a protein
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___________ change the entire downstream coding sequence
Frameshift mutations
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Frameshift mutations change the __________
Entire downstream coding sequence
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_____________ results in an early termination or different protein sequence
Frameshift mutation
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Frameshift mutations result in ____________ or ____________
An early termination Different protein sequence
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Mutations are __________ (_________) because that becomes the “genome” after the next __________
Propagated Passed on S-phase phase
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________ are propagated (passed on) because that becomes the _________ after the next S-phase phase
Mutations Genome
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________ (________) can cause mutations such as thymine dimers
Exposure to UV And other teratogens
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Exposure to UV can cause ________ such as __________
Mutations Thymine dimers
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____________ can correct base-pair mismatch mutations
Nucleotide Excision Repair mechanism
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Nucleotide Excision Repair mechanism can ___________
Correct base-pair mismatch mutations