Ch. 15 Flashcards

(50 cards)

1
Q

set of 3 nucleotides that specifies a particular amino acid

A

codon

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2
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information flows in one direction: DNA to RNA to protein

A

central dogma

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3
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flow of info from DNA to RNA

A

transcription

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4
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flow of info from RNA to protein

A

translation

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5
Q

each enzyme of the arginine pathway was encoded by a separate gene

A

one gene - one polypeptide hypothesis

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6
Q

how many possible codons?

A

64

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7
Q

stop codons

A

UAA, UGA, UAG

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8
Q

start codon

A

AUG

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9
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Template strand

A

strand of DNA
antisense strand
3’ to 5’

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10
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coding strand

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complementary to template strand
sense strand
5’ to 3’

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11
Q

transcription initiation

A

rna ploymerase idetneifies where to begin transcription - at the promoter region

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12
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transcription elongation

A

rna nucleotides are added to the 3’ end of RNA strand

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13
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Transcription termination

A

RNA polymerase stops translation when it encounters stop codon

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14
Q

mRNA

A

messenger
carries info from RNA that encodes protein

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15
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rRNA

A

ribosomal
structural component of ribosome

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16
Q

tRNA

A

transfer
carrier amino acids to the ribosome for translation

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17
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snRNA

A

small nuclear
involved in pre-RNA splicing

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18
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transcription buble

A

moves at rate of 50 nucleotides/sec
consists of:
RNA poly
DNA template
growing RNA transcript

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19
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RNA pol I

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transcribes tRNA

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20
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RNA pol II

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transcribes mRNA and some snRNA

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21
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RNA pol III

A

transcribes tRNA and some other small RNA

22
Q

common promoter region

23
Q

for transcript to leave the nucleus into cytoplasm it needs

A

5’ cap
3’ poly-A tail
removal of non-coding sequences (introns)

24
Q

organelle responsible for removing introns and splicing exons together

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non-coding sequences
introns
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sequences that will be translated
exons
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what is alternative splicing?
recombination of different exons
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importance of alternative splicing
major source of genetic diversity in eukaryotes
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final 3-D structure of tRNA
L-Shaped structure
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tRNA carry
amino acids to ribosome to make polypeptide
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P Site
binds the tRNA attached to growing peptide chain
32
A site
binds the tRNA carrying next amino acid
33
E site
binds the tRNA that carried the last amino acid
34
2 primary functions of the ribosome
decode mRNA form peptide bonds
35
enzyme component of the ribosome that forms peptide bonds between amino acids
peptidyl transferase
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translation initiation
joining of 5' end of mRNA with large and small ribosomal subunit
37
first tRNA molecule in translation is at
P Site
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translation elongation
requires elongation factors addition of amino acids charged tRNA binds to A site peptidyl transferase forms peptide bond ribosome moves down the mRNA in 5' to 3' direction
39
wobble phenomenon
allows less stringent pairing between 3' base of the codon and the 5' base of anticodon
40
translation termination
elongation continues until stop codon stop codons recognized by release factors
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point mutation
alter single base classification of mutation
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silent mutation
substitute one base for another doesn't change amino acid
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missense mutation
substitutes one base for another cause coding for another amino acid
44
nonsense mutation
subsites one base for another, coded for stop codon
45
frameshift mutation
caused by insertion or deletion of a single base
46
triple repeat expansion mutation
sequence of 3 DNA nucleotides are repeated many times
47
chromosomal mutation
change structure of chromosome
48
deletion
part of chromosome is lost
49
duplication
part of chromosome is copied
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inversion
part of the chromosome in reverse order