genetics 2 Flashcards
(43 cards)
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DNA full name
A
Deoxyribonucleicacid
-ATGC
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RNA full name
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Ribonucleic acid
-AUGC
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monomer of RNA and DNA
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Nucleotide
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Parts of a nucleotide
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sugar, phosphate (negative), base
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pyrimidines( 1 ring )
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Thymine- only in DNA
Cytosine
Uracil- not in dna
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purines ( 2 rings )
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Adenine
Guanine
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3 prime (carbon)
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- always connected to hydroxyl
- where bonding (phosphodiester) occurs = dehydration synthesis
side note: DNA lose oxygen( only has H on one)
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uprights
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- alternating sugar and phosphate
- has strongest bond= phosphodiester (covalent)
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rungs
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- bases
Hydrogen bonds between
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DNA structure bonds
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- always purines to pyrimidines(3)
- A to T = weaker- 2 H bonds(DNA)
- A to U= RNA- 2 bonds
- G to c = stronger- 3 H bonds
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Fredrick Griffith
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- tried to find what gene was made of with the rat experiment
- Found that Heat killed bacteria passed something(DNA) to rough bacteria that killed the rats
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Oswald Avery
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- did elimination experiment 1 variable at a time to see what exactly was killing the mouse
- discovered it was DNA
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Alfred Hershey and Marth Chase
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- Validated Avery’s conclusion
- used viruses that attacks bacteria
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Erwin Chargaff
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- discovered that there are equal #s of As and Ts and equal Gs and Cs
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Rosalind Franklin
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- x ray crystallography
- found that DNA= 2 stands that coil around each other
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Watson and Crick
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- **** 1953
- (discovered shape of DNA) 3D molecules of DNA - Double Helix
- hydrogen bonds between purines and pyrimidines
- method of replication
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DNA chromosomes (Prokaryotic)
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- no nucleus
- circular DNA
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DNA chromosomes (Eukaryotic)
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- nucleus
- Linear DNA
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Nucleosome
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section of DNA coiled around Histones
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histone
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- protein that keeps DNA organized (positive charge)
- can move back and forth
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Chromatin
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- elongated DNA
- open DNA
- found in interface
- made of coiled nucleosomes
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How to makes Chromosomes
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- DNA wraps around histones
- DNA + Histones coil into nucleosomes
- Nucleosomes coil tighter into chromatin(2 types)
- super coil
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Euchromatin
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- open DNA
- Histones are spread apart
- gene on
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Heterochromatin
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- Closed DNA
- Histones are close together
- Gene off
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Epigenetics
Experiences and environment can effect which genes turn off
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Aminos
Turn on gene
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Methyl's
turn off gene
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when does DNA replication occur
Interphase S
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Leading stand VRs Lagging strand
```
Leading = 3 to 5, one primer
lagging= 5 to 3, lots primer
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Steps of DNA replication
1. create open complex
2. add primer (RNA)
3. Extension of primer(Replication)
4. primer replacement
5. proofread
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Primase (enzyme)
- adds primer to SS to start the replication process
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DNA Helicase (enzyme)
- uncoils and unzips helix (DS)
| - creates the open complex ( 2 Replication forks- where replication occurs)
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DNA polymerase
- replicates DNA
- replaces primer
- proofreads= backwards to remove mistake, forwards to fix
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DNA Ligase
- joins fragments of DNA
| - creates final phosphodiester bond
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okazaki fragments
- short section of lagging strand that is being looped to add primer
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semi consevative
New DNA molecule consists of one old strand and one new strand
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Telomere
- found at end of chromosomes, highly repeated/condensed region of DNA
- protects ends from damage
- stops ends of chromosomes from fusing together
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End of replication problem
- small section of of DNA is lost from lagging stand because prime cant be added before the start of the chromosome
- can reach critical length( loss of all telomers) cant replicate = cell dies, organism aging
- cell gets sent to G sub O (Go) to get fixed, cell will stay there and age
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DNA vs RNA
- both: nucleic acids, monomer= nucleotides, no ose in name
- RNA: SS, can bond to itself, uses ribose, No thymine, has Uracil.
DNA: DS, uses deoxyribose, has all bases but uracil
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MRNA
carries DNA message to ribosomes
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TRNA
Transfers Amino Acids to Ribosomes
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RRNA
Part of ribosome: provides docking point for MRNA + Amino Acids
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why do we make MRNA
- we cant just send DNA to the cytosol because it contains exonucleases that can destroy it
- we will no longer have template so we send a copy
- MRNA gets destroyed but makes proteins first
