Chapter 8: Microbial Genetics Flashcards

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Genetics

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the study of what genes are; how they carry information, how information is expressed, and how genes are replicated

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Gene

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a segment of DNA that encodes a functional product; usually a protein

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Genome

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the entire genetic complement of an organism ; includes its genes and nucleotide sequence

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DNA is a ________

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polyneucleotide

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5
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in DNA A pairs with

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T

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in DNA G pairs with

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C

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DNA has an ___________ nature

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antiparellel nature

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the antiparallel structure provides what to DNA

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stability

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leading strand

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5’ –> 3’
- DNA polymerase picks up new neucleotides from cytoplasm, proof reads, and attatched complemetary based, making a new strand

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lagging strand

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3’ –> 5’
- DNA polymerase cannot identify because it is upside down, so enzyme RNA polymerase forms a short strand of RNA primer, now DNA polymerase can read strand and adds new neucleotides by removing RNA primer and RNA polymerase, DNA polymerase make fragments

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in seniconsevative replication what enzyme unzips/ unwinds DNA

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DNA helicase

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in the second step of semiconservative replication, what enzyme stabilizes / relieves tension on the unziped DNA

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DNA gyrase

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what is the third step in seniconservative replication

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forms replication fork

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what enzyme is used to proof read the leading strand

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DNA polymerase

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DNA polmerase

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  • proof reads
  • in leading strand
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what enzyme is used in the lagging strand to produce an RNA primer

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RNA polymerase

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what enzyme is used in the lagging strand to add new neucleotides

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DNA polymerase

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what are the short fragments called after the lagging strand digests RNA primer

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okazki fragments

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what are the three enzymes used in the the semiconservative replication of the lagging strand

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  1. RNA polymerase
    2, DNA polymerase
  2. DNA ligase
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transcription is the _______ of DNA

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copying

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transcription is a prokaryote cell occurs in the

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transcription in a Eukaryote cell occurs in the

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in a Eukaryote cell the transcribed RNA leaves the nucleus through

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the nucleuar pore

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RNA is _______ stranded

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what enzyme preforms transcription
DNA polymerase
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RNA splicing
the interon is cut out of the RNA leaving just exons
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Transcription is the __________ ofthe transcribed DNA
decoding
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mRNA is used to make
vaccines
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tRNA is also known as the
"box car"
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mRNA involves a
condon
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tRNA involves an
anticodon
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rRNA produces
peptide bonds / proteins
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what is the start signal
AUG
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what is the complimentary anticodon to the start codon
UAC - methionaine
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what are the three stop codons
UAG UGA UAA
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how many universal amino acids are there
20 `
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what does semiconsevative replication mean
- new strand composed of one original strand and one daughter strand
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the key to replication is the ________ ________ of two strands
complimentary structure
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DNA replication requires
- neucleotides - energy (ATP)
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leading strand synthesized
continously
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lagging strand synthesized
discontinously
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transcription definition
- information in DNA is copied as RNA neucleotide sequences
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translation defintion
polypeptide synthesized by RNA nuecleotide sequences of - RNA translated to form polypeptides
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antiparallel nature
one stand of double helix is upside down relative to the other
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helicase
unwinds
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gyrase
- keeps unwinded, forms replication fork - stabilizes
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DNA polymerase
- proof reader and adds complimetary bases - only make fragments
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RNA polymerase
adds primer
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RNA primer
DNA polymerase can now read
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mRNA role in translation
- carries code/lanuage, cope of one strand of DNA, formed in triplet seguences called codons
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rRNA
forms ribosomal unit where decoding happens
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DNA ligase
fills fragments