Chapter 9 10 11 Flashcards

(52 cards)

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random change in the DNA due to errors in replication that occur without known cause

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Spontaneous mutations

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result from exposure to known mutagens, physical (primarily radiation) or chemical agents that interact with DNA in a disruptive manner

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Induced mutations

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3
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addition, deletion, or substitution of a few bases

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Point mutation

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4
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causes change in a single amino acid

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Missense mutation

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5
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changes a normal codon into a stop codon

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Nonsense mutation

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6
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alters a base but does not change the amino acid

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Silent mutation

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7
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when a mutated gene reverses to its original base composition

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Back-mutation

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8
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when the reading frame of the mRNA is altered

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Frameshift mutation

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9
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Substance that causes mutation

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Mutagen

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10
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Cancer causing substance

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Carcinogen

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11
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Substance or chemical that causes mutation in embryos

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Tetrogrn

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12
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Cancer causing genes

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Onco genes

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13
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Fredrick Griffith

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Change in phenotype with the mouse expirment

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14
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Avery mcloud mccarty

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Heat killed smooth strain and fractions it to 5 biological factors lipids carbohydrates proteins dna and rna and came to conclude dna is responsible for transformation

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15
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Breaking and joining of two dna segments to form a new recombinant that will differ from either parent

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Recombination

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16
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Plasmid transfer from one bacteria to another bacteria

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Conjugation

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17
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Recombination of the plasmid and bacteria chromosome results in

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HFr

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18
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Gene transfer from one bacterium to another facilitated by viral vector virus

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Transduction

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19
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Viruses that infect bacteria

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Bacteriphage

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20
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The virus kills the host by lysis upon infection of host cells

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Lyric cycle

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21
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Viral genes that integrate into the host chromosome

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Lysogenic cycle

22
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Stages of lytic cycle

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Landing attachments penetration biosynthesis maturation release

23
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Gene transfer and mutation by transposable elements or tea spoons jumpin genes

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Transposition

24
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Complementary dna usually made from a mRNA by the use of a enzyme known as reverse transcriptase

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Makes complimentary dna from rna was isolated from hiv
Reverse transcriptase
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Method of generating many copies of dna cheaply in a lab from small original sample.
Pcr
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Involves cutting and joining dna pieces using enzymes with the intention of making many clones or copies of target dna
Gene cloning
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Chemicals that kill germs
Germicides
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Completely free of microbes
Sterile
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Reduction of germs on non living surfaces do not kill spores
Disinfection
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Chemicals used for reduction of pathogens on living tissue
Antiseptic
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Kills bacteria
Bacteriacidal
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Kills viruses
Viruscidal
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Stops fungal growth
Fungistatic
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Kills endospore
Sporcidal
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Techniques that prevent entry of microbes into sterile tissue
Asepsis
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Chemicals used for reduction of pathogen on non living surfaces or material
Disinfectants
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Hand washing as sanitation techniques
ignaz Semmelweis
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Time required to kill all microbes at a specified temp
Thermal death time
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Temp required to kill all microbes in ten min
Thermal death point
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Kills vegative cells but not endospore
Boiling
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Steam temperatures 121 under 15 psi
Autoclaving
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Not for heat sensitive items
Dry heat
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Removes microbes from liquid or air without killing them
Filters
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Causes ionization of radicals and or mutation of dna
Radiation
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Has the ability to penetrate deep under the surface
Ionizing radiation
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Non penetrating restricted to surfaces
Non ionizing
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The destruction, removal, or reduction in number of undesirable microbes
Decontamination
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The growth of microorganisms in the tissues
Sepsis
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Techniques that prevent the entry of microorganisms into sterile tissues
Asepsis
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Chemicals applied to body surfaces to destroy or inhibit vegetative pathogens
Antiseptic
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freeze drying;
Lyophilization