Exam 3 Vocab Flashcards

(38 cards)

1
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polyploidy

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situation where three, four or more sets of chromosomes are present

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2
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virulent

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phage that grow only via lytic life cycel

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3
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chromosome walk

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method of cloning that takes advantage of the chromosomal location of a gene and its proximity to a cloned gene

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4
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allopolyploidy

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composed of multiple sets of chromosomes from different species

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5
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Southern Blot

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used to assess particular region of DNA from an organism involving isolating DNA cutting with restriction endonuclease, separating fragments by agrose gel electrophoresis and transferring to a membrane to incubate with a detectable nucleic acid probe

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conjugation

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the exchange of DNA between bacterial cells involving direct contact between partcipating cells

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7
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lysogen

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bacterial cell that harbors a phage genome integrated within the bacterial genome

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specialized transduction

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ability of some phage to transfer specific bacterial sequences between cells

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9
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euploidy

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having whole multiple of haploid chromosome set

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10
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holocentric

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centromere is located along the length of a chromosome

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11
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endopolyploidy

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in many animals, some cells may be polyploid

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12
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autopolyploid

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composed of multiple sets of chromosomes from same species

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13
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homeologous

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different sets of chromosomes that are only partly homologous

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14
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endoreduplication

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replication without nuclear division

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15
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experimental allopolyploidy

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from somatic cells rather than gametes

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16
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aneuploidy

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chromosome number differs from normal by less than a full chromosomal set

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polysomy

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extra individual chromosome

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monosomy

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missing one copy of a chromosome

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prokaryotes

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genetic material in region lacking clear boundaries

20
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conjugation

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process by which DNA transferred from donor to recipient by direct contact via cytoplasmic bridge

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episome

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genetic element that can exist free in cell or integrated into chromosome

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transformation

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take up of free DNA from environment

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lytic

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infection ultimately ruptures cell

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lysogenic

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virus integrates into bacterial chromosome

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temperate
phage capable of lysogenic and lytic growth
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transduction
transfer of bacterial cell by phage
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prophage
prophage containing cell
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transgenic organisms
introduce gene from one species into genome of second species
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retrovirus
inserts into chromosome at random
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adenovirus
persists extrachromosomally
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adeno-related virus
advantage of adenovirus
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lentivirus
less prone to insertional mutagenesis
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knock-out techniques
start with gene and use to get the mutation
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chimeric
organism possessing cells with differing DNA
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generalized transduction
the ability of some bacteriophage to transfer any sufficiently small portion of bacterial chromosome from one strain to another
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nucleoid
region of bacterial cell in which genome resides which is not separated from the cytoplasm by a membrane
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merodiploid
bacterial cell that is diploid for a portion of its genome
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heteroplasmy
presence of a mixture of mutant and wildtype organelles such as mitochondria