Genetics Thursday Exam Problems Flashcards

(19 cards)

1
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Uptake and Expression of extracellular ‘naked’ DNA by a cell

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Transformation

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2
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Production of mRNA from DNA

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Transcription

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3
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Crossover between non homologous chromesomes

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Translocation

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4
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Mutation involving a substitution of a purine with a purine

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Transition

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5
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Production of a protein from mRNA

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Translation

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6
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Viral mediated transfer of the virus’ host genes between host individuals

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Transduction

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7
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Mutation involving the substitution of a purine with a pyrimidine

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Transversion

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8
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Having three copies of every chromosome

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Triploid

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9
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Structural isomers that differ only in the position of a proton

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Tautomer

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10
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Being diploid, except having three copies of one chromosome

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Trisomy

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11
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What did Cairns do?

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Used E. Coli to to show the bidirectional nature of DNA replication, using autoradiographs as synthesis was occurring

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12
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What did Meselson and Stahl do?

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Show semiconservative replication using 14N and 15N DNA and then doing a CsCl density gradient centrifugation

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13
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What did Kornberg do?

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Demonstrated the 3’ building nature of DNA pol using a MgCl2 buffer, a DNA template and primer were required for it to work

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14
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What did Crick do?

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Showed that the reading frame for all the codons of a gene is determined by the first codon using the T4 virus mutation and acridine dyes

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15
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What is the purpose of a telomere loop?

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prevent damage to the end of the chromosome

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16
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What is the Hayflick limit?

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50 cell divisions, then the end of the telomere will run out

17
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What does satellite DNA do?

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Extend the tandem repeat

18
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What enzyme removes RNA primer?

19
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What enzyme joins the fragments?