set 1 Flashcards

(106 cards)

1
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sequence of nucleotides made up of nucleic acids that code for proteins or Rna molecule or both

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gene

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all genetic compliment

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genome

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3
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chain of nucleotide (phosphate group, 5 carbon sugar, nitrogen base)

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structure of nucleic acids

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4
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in nucleic acid chain, subunit that consists of sugar, phosphate, and nitrogen base

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nucleotide

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5
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adanine, thymine, guanine, cyosine

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nitrogenous base

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6
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2 H bonds

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A to T

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7
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3 H bondes

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C to G

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8
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run opposite directions

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anti parallel strands of dna

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9
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5’ to 3’

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transcription

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10
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2 structures
1 chromosomes
2 plasmid
circular chromosomes
located in nucleoid
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prokaryotic genome

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1-2 distinct chromosomes
haploid
circular module of DNA

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prokaryotic chromosomes

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12
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4.6 x 10^6 bp

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e coli genome

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13
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3 billion base pair

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human genome

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14
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small extra chromosomes in prokaryotes

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plasmid

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15
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fertility
resistance
virulence

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type of plasmid

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16
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carries info in conjugation

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fertility plasmid

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17
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confer antibiotic resistance

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resistance plasmid

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18
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carry toxin or proteins involved in creating disease in host

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virulence plasmid

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19
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DNA transcribed to RNA, mRNA translated to form polypeptides

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central dogma of genetics

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20
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DNA to RNA

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transcriptions

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21
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mRNA to polypeptide

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translation

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22
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where dna rep, transciption, translation occur in prokaryotes

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cytosol

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where dna rep, transcription, translation occur in eukaryotes

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nucles, nucles, and cytosol

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24
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anabolic polymerization that require monomers and energy

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DNA replication

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monomers in dna replication are
nucleotides
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remove chromosome protein from origin of replicaton dna helicase unwindes exposes replication fork other protein stabilize fork
initial process of dna replication
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unwinds strands at beginning of replication
dna helicase
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enzyme that joins rna nucleotides to make primer using leading dna strand as template
primase
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reactants used as the source of A C T G for new strand of DNA
dNTP
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make covalent bonds between base pairs
dna polymerase 2
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proofreads new strand and remove primer
dna polymerase 1
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1/100 thousand bps | 1/10 billion bps
level of error before and after dna polymerase one proofrease
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``` primase makes primer dntp form h bond to strand dna polymerase 2 make covalent bonds between bps dna polymerase 1 proofread dna polymerase 1 remove primer ```
step of leading strand synthesis of replication
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``` primase make primer dntp make h bond with template strand dna polymerase 3 joins dntp in short segment dna polymerase 1 replace primer with dna dna ligase seals the fragments together ```
lagging strand synthesis
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5' to 3' direction
new dna strand made
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4 dna polymerase used by
eukaryotes
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3 dna polymerase used by
prokaryotes
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shorter in prokaryotes
okazaki fragments in eukaryotes
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``` liner 4 polymerase thousands of replication origins short okazaki fragments only methylate c base pairs ```
eukaroytic dna replication
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``` long chain of nucleotides sugar in rna is ribose rna is single strand contains uracil in place of thymine extra oxygen molecule on ribose sugar ```
rna structure
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uricil
only in rna binds with A
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rna primer mRNA rRNA tRNA
types of rna
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small segments of rna that indicate to dna polymerase where to begin replication
rna primer
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type of rna that carries instruction from dna in the nucleus to ribosome
messenger
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rna that make up part of ribsome
ribsomal
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rna that carries amino acids to the ribsome
transfer
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initiation elongation termination
steps of transcription
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starts at promoter sequence
intiation
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what protein is required by prokaryotic rna polymerase to initiate transcription at the promoter region of dna
sigma factor
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regulatory region a short distance upstream from the 5 end of transcription start site that acts as binding site for rna polymerase region of dna to which rna polymerase binds to initiate trancription
promoter region
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rna polymerase unwraps dna rna poly adds rntp covalent bonds formed between rntp made in 5 to 3 direction
elongation
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self | rho dependent
types of termination
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hairpin loop forms
self termination of transcription
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r protein binds to rna and rna polymerase falls off
rho dependent termination
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enzyme similar to dna polymerase that binds to dna and separates the dna strand during transcription adds nucleotides
rna polymerase
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in nucleus mitochon, chloroplast 3 type of rna polymerase a lot of transcription factors
transcription in eukaryotes
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protein that switch on genes by binding to dna and helping rna polymerase to bind
transcription factor
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capping polyadenylation splicing
processing mRNA in eukaryotic cells
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remove introns in eukaryotes
capping
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non coding junk sequence within eukaryotic gene
introns
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adding adenosine to 3 end of mRNA
polyadenylation
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adding guanine to 5 end to stabilize in eukaryotes
splicing
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3 nucleotide sequence on mRNA that codes for single amino acid
codon
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21 amino acid and 3 stop
64 codon codes
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UAA UAG UGA
stop codons
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1 large and 1 small subunit made of rRNA and protein
ribosome structure
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Accomodation Polypeptide Exit
sites on smaller ribosomal subunit
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charged tRNA come in
accomodation site
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hold protein site
polypeptide site
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discharge tRNA
exit site
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group of three bases on tRNA molecule that are complemenatry to an mRNA codon
the anticodon
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small subunit of ribosome binds to RBS tRNa attaches to p site (f-met) large subunit binds
initiation of translation
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modified first amino acid of prokaryotic translated proteins
f-met
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tRNA that matches codon in A site binds Ribosome forms a polypeptide between amino acids ribosome moves down mRNA and transfers tRNA to exit site empty tRNA is dischaged
elongation of translation
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AUG the codon that begins all RNA starts translation codes for methionine
start codon
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stop codon signals release factors
termination of translation
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string of ribosomes simultaneously translating regions of the same mRNA strand during protein synthesis occurs in prokaryotes
polyribosome
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promoters (-35 -10)
where transcription starts
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ribosome binding site RBS AUG codon
where translation starts
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terminator
where transcription stops
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when stop codon signals
translation stop
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dna replication starts at the
origin
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dna replication ends at the
terminus
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``` occurs in ctyosol not concurrent or polyribosomal monocistronic first amino acid is methonine initiation occurs when subunit binds to 5 cap ```
eukaryotic translation
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mRNA only codes for one polypeptide
monocistronic
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mRNA codes for more than one proteins | found in prokaryotes
polycistronic
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what is the reason for regulating genetic expression
conserve energy
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regulation of genetic expressions occurs at
the level of transcription
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functional unit of genes that is found on DNA that is regulated from one promoter
operon
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segment of dna containing adjacent genes including structural, operator, and regulatory gene
operon
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sequence of dna downstream of promoter and it bind a repressor
operator
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uses repressor protein | results in induction or repression
negative regulation
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type of negative regulation
induction- inducer lac operon (cat) | repression-co repressor(ana)
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use an activator protein in transcriptional regulation
+ regulation
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silent missense nonsense
type of substitution point mutations
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amino acids no change
silent
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new amino acid added
missense
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stop codon added
nonsense
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exchange of nucleotides between 2 sequence that are identical (homologous)
genetic recombination
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vertical | horizontal transfers
type of genetic transfers
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which one of the transfer not common in normal cell but microbial
horizontal
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transformation transduction conjugation
type of horizontal transfer
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transfer of dna from environment
transformation
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transfer dna for phage
transduction
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trasnfer dna from cell to cell (normal ppl shit)
conjugation
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aka selfish dna | short segment of dna that replicate and move to different site on chromosome
transposon