RNA, Proteins, Mutation Flashcards

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Transcription

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RNA from DNA template (DNA-> mRNA)

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TATA box

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Where initiation begins, transforming factors bind

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RNA polymerase

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Brings RNA nucleotides, make RNA copy, go to ribosome (rRNA)

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DNA/RNA central dogma

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Flow of genetic info- replication-> transcription-> translation-> codon for one AA

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Types of RNA

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mRNA, tRNA, rRNA

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mRNA function

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Messenger, copy of gene (segment), goes from nucleus to cytoplasm

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rRNA function

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Ribosomal-> produce proteins

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tRNA function

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Transfer AA to ribosome, decipher mRNA code

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Four groups that make up proteins

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Amino, carboxyl, hydrogen, R-group

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Process to hook AA together

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Dehydration reaction between two AA, strong peptide bond

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Function of proteins

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Catalysts, give shape/structure, transmit signals

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Codon info

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Made up of three bases= one AA

- change in 3rd base= no change cause so repetitive

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Translation

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mRNA-> protein

  1. Initiation factors prep
  2. Elongation-> read codon, bring comp AA
  3. AA added w/peptide bond
  4. Termination
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tRNA structure

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T-shaped, AA at top, anti-codon at bottom

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Function of anti-codon

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Opposite of codon and determine if AA right (very specific)

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DNA vs RNA

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Double strand v single
Replicate whole v transcribe segment
Thymine v uracil

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Point-frameshift

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One base added/deleted, shift reading codon frame for mRNA (translation)

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Point-base substitution

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Affects one AA, minimal effect
Silence= no effect
Nonsense= bad, letter changes to stop codon, incomplete protein

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Mutations inherited through…?

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Mutagen and examples

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Cause mutations

Ie radiation, viruses, diet, poisons

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Chromosomal mutation

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Very bad, whole segment altered

Deletion, duplication, inversion, translocation

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DNA Extraction lab

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Electrolytes?, lysis, DNA won’t dissolve in ethyl alcohol

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Micropipette lab

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Microliters= 1,000,000th L or 1,000th mL

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Solution and dilution

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Molar mass, molarity, mass formula, dilution formula

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Sterile technique
E. coli?, streak to see individual colony
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Protein isolation
Extraction, sucrase, Benedict's only reacts with monosaccharides
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ELISA lab
Nonspecific defense, B lymphocytes
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Indirect ELISA test
1. Antigen 2. Blood, antibodies attach to antigen 3. 2nd antibody, attach to antibody 4. Chromogen react signaling antibody presence
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Why ELISA indirect?
Tests for antibodies, not disease