MISC Flashcards

(26 cards)

1
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Where does the control of gene expression occur in eukaryotes

A

Most important level is at transcription other levels include processing transport and degradation of the mRNA.

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2
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What does Rifampin do?

A

blocks enzyme that makes mRNA from DNA

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3
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How do antibiotics work

A

attacks RNA polymerase and ribosomes, stopping them from making the proteins they need to survive.W

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4
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What does hemizygous mean

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Males with an X-linked recessive trait

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5
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What are the benefits of genetic diversity

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masks detrimental recessive traits, eliminate harmful mutations, disease less likely to affect all individuals, emergence of new traits

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6
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what are the two phosphate cleaved in the attachment of a nucleotide to DNA during DNA replication called?

A

pyrophosphate

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7
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What are nucleotides are double ringed structures

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AG, purines

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8
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Which nucleotides are single ringed structures

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CTU, Pyrimidines

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9
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What is the structure of DNA

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Phosphate group

Deoxyribose sugar (a 5-carbon sugar)

Nitrogenous base (one of four types)

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10
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What are the components of a typical amino acid

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amino acid group, carboxyl group and a variable R-group

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11
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What are the 3 step processes in interphase

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G1, G2, S

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12
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What is the anticodon loop

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specific region on the tRNA that contains a sequence of anticodons

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13
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How many chromosomes do cancer cells have

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70-80

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14
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What does 500bp band explain in PCR

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Normal Exon (no deletion), no mutation

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15
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What does 300bp band explain IN PCR

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exon with deletion

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16
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What occurs in G1 phase

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cellular contents excluding the chromosomes are duplicated

17
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What occurs in the S phase

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Each of the 46 chromosomes is duplicated

18
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What occurs in the G2 phase

A

double check for any error

19
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Why is there a gap at the last fragment on the Lagging strand

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Primer is removed but cannot be replaced with DNA because there is no 3’ -OH end available for the DNA polymerase

20
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What is a Telomerase

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enzyme that adds DNA to the ends of chromosomes (telomeres) using its own RNA template, helping protect them from shortening during cell division

21
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What type of proteins mediate the initiation of transcription

A

transcription factors

22
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What are transcription factors

A

direct RNA polymerase to that region which is an additional control mechanism

23
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What is 5’ cap made of up

A

3-phosphate groups

24
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What is present in the poly-A tail

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50-250 adenine nucleotides are added to the 3’ end

25
How do antibiotics work
attacks RNA polymerase and ribosomes, stopping them from making the proteins they need to survive.
26
What are challenges of Mendelian Principles
mitochondrial inheritance, epistasis, pleiotropy