Ch. 10 Flashcards

(21 cards)

1
Q

Chromosomes are complexes of _____ and _______

A

DNA and proteins

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2
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Each chromosome typically contains a ______ linear molecule of DNA

A

Single

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3
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What are the regions of chromosomal sites necessary to initiate DNA replication? Eukaryotes may have many.

A

Origins of replication

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4
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What are the regions that play a role in segregation of chromosomes?

A

Centromeres

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5
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What are the specialized regions at the ends of chromosomes that are important for replication and stability?

A

Telomeres

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6
Q

What is the difference in the size of organisms genomes due to?

A

The accumulation of repetitive DNA sequences

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7
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Unique or non-repetitive sequences includes ______ genes and _____ regions

A

protein encoding, intergenic

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8
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Moderately repetitive sequences include genes for ____ and ____

A

rRNA, histones

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9
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Moderately repetitive genes regulate gene ____ and _____

A

Expression and translation

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10
Q

A repeating structural unit within eukaryotic chromatin is the _____

A

nucleosome

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11
Q

Nucleosomes are composed of what?

A

Double stranded segment of DNA wrapped around an octamer of histone proteins

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12
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What are the four core histones?

A

H2A, H2B, H3, H4

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13
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What is the linker hsitone

A

H1

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14
Q

H1 is also responsible for _____

A

compacting

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15
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SMC proteins can also compact histones by forming a ______

A

Loop/dimer

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16
Q

What compact chromatin has tightly compacted regions of chromosomes and loop domains and the transcription is inactive

A

Heterochromatin

17
Q

What chromatin had less condensed regions of chromosomes, active transcription, and loop forms?

18
Q

Constitutive heterochromatin has _____ inactive transcription

19
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Facultative heterochromatin has regions that can ______

20
Q

What does condensin do to promote the formation of metaphase chromosomes?

A

Condense chromosomes

21
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What does cohesin do to promote the formation of metaphase chromosomes?

A

Aligns sister chromatids