Lecture 1 Flashcards

1
Q

is an organism’s complete set of DNA.

A

Genome

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2
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the large-scale characterization of the entire protein complement of a cell line, tissue, or organism.

A

proteomics

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3
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Small sections of DNA

A

genes

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4
Q

Central dogma is?

A
  1. (DNA)
  2. transcribed into mRNA
  3. translated into polypeptides / proteins
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5
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Model Organisms for Studying Molecular Biology is?

A

Escherichiacoli (E.coli)

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6
Q

Hydrogen bonds are formed between?

A

amino and carbonyl groups of bases.

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7
Q

phosphodiester bonds linked between?

A

DNA&RNA

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8
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Who discovery of the DNA structure?

A

Watson & Crick. ( molecule is a double helix.)

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9
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Who is the most stable form of DNA?

A

B-DNA

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10
Q

Left handed?

A

Z-DNA

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11
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12 base pair one turn

A

Z-DNA

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12
Q

long molecules of DNA called?

A

chromosomes.

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13
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Why Escherichiacoli (E.coli) as a modelorganism?

A
  • simple genome
  • very short duplication time
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14
Q

Primes are used for?

A

numbering of the ring
positions in the sugars
to differentiate from the ring
positions of the bases.

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15
Q

helix is contain 11 bases per turn.

A

A DNA

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16
Q

right handed helix

A

A DNA