Powerpoint 28 Flashcards

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starts at a specific sequence called the Origin of replication

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Replication

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2
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One original parent strand and one newly synthesized daughter strand rewind

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Replication

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3
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referred to as Semi-conservative*

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DNA replication

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4
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makes DNA

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DNA polymerase

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5
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is bi-directional

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DNA replication

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6
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provide organism way to respond to changing environments

- changes morphology and affects the buoyancy

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Mutation

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7
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Environment selects* for cells suited to survuve

  • environment doesnt CAUSE it.
  • CAUSE is replication error or failed to repair
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utation

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8
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most similar to the original isolate

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wild-type strain

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9
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a mutant that requires specific growth factor

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Auxotroph

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10
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An organism that does not require addition of growth factor

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Prototroph

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11
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The information related to the gene sequence

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Genotype

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12
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The output or consequence of gene mutation

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phenotype

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13
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Base substitution

  • most common type of mutation
  • results from mistakes during DNA syntheses
  • incorrect bae is incorporated into DNA
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Spontaneous mutations

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14
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occur when one base pair is changes

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point mutation

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15
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mutation resulting from amino acid substitution is called

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missense mutation

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16
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mutation that changes a amino acid codon to a stop codon

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Nonsense mutation

17
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How many codons make up the alphabet of proteins

18
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Of the 64, how many code for specific amino acid?

19
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the remaining 3 code for

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termination of the protein

20
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code for sereine

21
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stop codon

22
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repair of base substitution can be done by

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  • proofreading

- mismatch repair

23
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  • 1 component
  • DNA polymerase has proofreading function
  • Able ro excise incorrect base and replace with corret on
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Proofreading

24
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  • multiple components
  • endonuclease enzyme removes short stretch of nucleotide
  • DNA polymerase fills gap
  • DNA ligase joins ends
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Mismatch repair

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Two mechanisms help the repair of thymine dimers
- light repair | - dark repair
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a. k.a. photoreactivation | - enzyme uses visable light to break covalent bonds between basses
light repair
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aka exision repair - endonuclease excises damages section - new section replicated and joined to original strand
dark repair
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- last dich effort to bypass damage | - damage induces SOS system
SOS repair
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produces new DNA polymerase - Highly error prone - mutations can arise from synthesis with new enzyme
SOS repair
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major problem with induced mutation is
identifying bacteria with desired mutation
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involved inoculating population of bacteria on medium on which only mutants will grow
direct selection
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used to select antimicrobial resistant organisms
direct selection
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required to isolate organisms that require growth factor that parent strain does not
indirect selection
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replica plating
indirect selection
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testing for cancer causing chemicals | -many mutagens are also carcinogens --> cancer causing agents
AMES test
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Microbes used to test potential carciogenitc activity
AMES
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The AMES tests are based on effect chemical had on
microbal DNA
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Test the rate of reversion of Salmonella auxotroph | -also tests potential lethality
Ames common chemical carcinogen test