Part C: Lecture 9 Flashcards

1
Q

Mutation is both ______in the DNA and the
process by which _____

A

-a heritable change (outcome)
-such a change occurs (event)

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2
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Mutant (def.)

A

a cell/organism carrying a mutation

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3
Q

Two types of mutations

A

-spontaneous
-induced

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4
Q

Spontaneous mutations are ____

A

accidental

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5
Q

Induced mutations are due to _____

A

external factor

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6
Q

Mutagen (def.)

A

a physical or chemical agent that raises the frequency of mutation above the spontaneous rate

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7
Q

Even without mutagens, a certain number of ____ will still occur

A

mutations

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8
Q

DNA lesion is ____

A

physical damage to DNA

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9
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3 results of DNA lesions

A

-kills cells
-repaired correctly
-repaired wrong

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10
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Process of mutation

A

1) DNA lesion
2) no/incorrect repair

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11
Q

Deamination of cytosine is a ____

A

spontaneous reaction that turns cytosine -> uracil

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12
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Deamination of cytosine process

A

cytosine + H20 -> NH3 + uracil
(lose amine group, replace with O from H2O)

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13
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How common is deamination of cytosine

A

100 bases/cell/day

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14
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Immediate result of deamination of cytosine

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GC -> GU

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15
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Overall result of deamination of cytosine PROCESS

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GC –> GU –> (after dna rep.) GC + AU –> (after dna rep.) AT + AU

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16
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Overall result of deamination of cytosine (GC bp ->

17
Q

GC -> AT is the same as saying ____

18
Q

Base excision repair (BER) steps

A

1) DNA repair enzymes recognize defective bases and remove them
2)Other DNA repair enzymes fix AP site

19
Q

DNA repair enzymes fix ___ not ____

A

lesions not mutations

20
Q

Uracil DNA Glycosylase recognizes ___

A

uracil in DNA molecule for removal

21
Q

AP sites are ___

A

places in DNA missing a base

22
Q

Two types of AP sites

A

apurinic sites
apyrimidinic sites

23
Q

apurinic sites are missing ___

24
Q

apyrimidinic sites are missing ___

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BER of deamination of cytosine
1) removal of uracil base by uracil DNA glycosylase (creates AP site) 2) DNA repair enzymes remove the sugar+ phosphate backbone 3) dCTP + DNA Pol, DNA ligase repair space in DNA
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Prompt repair of lesion will ____
stop mutation from occurring
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Repairing DNA right after deamination of cytosine result
GC --> GU -> GC
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Delayed repair of lesion will cause ___
a mutation
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Repair of DNA right after DNA replication after deamination of cytosine
GC --> GU --> AT
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Repeats are ___ in chromosomes
common
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In human chromosomes, we have a lot of ___ repeats
CACA
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DNA pol falls off a repeat and the strands reanneal incorrectly so when____
DNA Pol returns. one strand will have more nucleotides
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If the new strand loops out, you get___
insertion of base pair(s)
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If template strand loops out, you get ____
deletion of base pair(s)
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how many types of base pair substitutions?
6
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types of base pair substitutions: GC ->
AT or TA or CG
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types of base pair substitutions: AT ->
GC or CG or TA
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Indels are the ____
insertions or deletions of 1 or more bp
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Properties of spont. mutations: Genes are more likely to mutate if they are ____
-are larger -contain repeats