Gene Expression Flashcards

(42 cards)

1
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Nonsense mutation

A

Causes a stop codon

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2
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Insertion mutation

A

A base is added

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3
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Deletion mutation

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Base is taken out of DNA sequence

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4
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Frame shift mutation

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Every amino acid shifts a letter
Cat tac cac gta c
Att cac acg tac

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5
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Repeat expansion mutation

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Amino acid is repeated

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6
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Missense mutation

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Replacement of a single nucleotide

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7
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True or False?
Additional generic info for formation of specialized cells is passed on to developing embryo via the placenta, allowing the zygote to develop into entirely new organism

A

False

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8
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True or False?
Genes for enzymes of glycolysis are active in all metabolizing cells, but genes for specialized proteins are expressed in only particular cell types

A

True

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9
Q

True or False?

DNA packing tends to promote gene expression

A

False

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10
Q

True or False?

miRNA can be used by researchers to artificially turn off gene expression

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True

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11
Q

True or False?

in eukaryotes, one gem cottons the production of just one functioning protein

A

False

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12
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True or False?

DNA editing is used to regulate protein production

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False

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13
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True or False?

Basis of cellular differentiation is selective gene expression

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True

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14
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True or False?
Most differentiated cells retain a complete set of their genes and retain ability to express those genes under certain circumstances

A

True

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15
Q

True or False?

Mutations which occur in body cells which do not go on to form gametes can be classified as somatic mutations

A

True

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16
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Enzyme that catalyzes the linking together of RNA

A

RNA polymerase

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17
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What happens when RNA pol attaches to promoter DNA

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Initiation of new RNA mol

18
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_____ marks end of gene and causes transcription to stop

19
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Change in nucleotide sequence

20
Q

Agent that changes nucleotide sequence

21
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Inactive repressor

A

Changed shape

22
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Fact that nucleus from adult somatic cell can be used to create all of the cell types in a new organism demonstrates that the development of something depends on

A

Control of gene expression

23
Q

What does gene expression refer to

A

Process by which genetic info passes from genes to proteins

24
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Operon

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Regulatory gene, promotor, operator, transcribable genes

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Barr body
Inactive X chromosome
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Patterns on cats are example of
X chromosome inactivation
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Both prokaryotic and eukaryotic cells use _____ to turn certain genes on or off
Regulatory proteins
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Enhances
DNA sequence to which activator proteins attach
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Silencers
DNA sequence to which repressor proteins bind to inhibit start of transcription
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Exons
Coded region of gene
31
What allows single genes to code for more than one polypeptide
Alternative RNA splicing
32
Small pieces of RNA that regulate mRNA transcription are called
miRNA
33
To initiate signal transduction pathways, a signal binds to a receptor protein usually located in the
Plasma membrane
34
Transcription factors attach to
DNA
35
Signal outside cell triggers changes in transduction and translation inside the cell through the process of
Signal transduction
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Polyploid
Extra sets of chromosomes
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Transcriptional activator proteins
Allow RNA pol to do transcription
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Non disjunction
Failure of genes to separate at cell division
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Where does splicing take place
Nucleus
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What kind of deletion if missing chromosome 22
Chromosomal deletion
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Paracentric inversion
Inversion without centromere
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Pericentric inversion
Inversion with centromere