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Transcription & Translation Flashcards

1
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Beadle and Tatum

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One gene, one protein theory

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2
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Nirenberg

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amino acids are coded by all 64 codons

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3
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Degenerate code

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Some amino acids have multiple codons

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4
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Wobble pairing

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Third letter in codon is variable

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5
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Transcription

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DNA -> RNA

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Template strand versus coding strand

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Template strand is read to synthesize DNA
Coding strand contains exact sequence for mRNA except with uracil

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7
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RNA Polymerase 

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Enzyme synthesizes primary RNA transcript from template DNA strand

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Transcription initiation

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RNA identifies specific starting DNA codon

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9
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Transcription Elongation

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Ribonucleotide added to 3’ end

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Transcription termination

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RNA polymerase stops when it encounters terminating stop codon

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11
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mRNA

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Messenger RNA
Carries DNA code for protein

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rRNA

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Ribosomal RNA
Composes ribosome 

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tRNA

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Transfer RNA
Carries amino acids to ribosome for translation 

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14
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Signal recognition particle

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Composed of RNA and protein
Guides mRNA to rough ER

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15
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Holenzyme

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Core polymerase plus sigma for elongation

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16
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Transcriptional unit

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Extends from promoter to terminator

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17
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Transcription bubble

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RNA polymerase
DNA template strand
Growing RNA
Moves at 50 nucleotides per second

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18
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Methylation

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Tightly packs nucleosomes
Nucleosome is DNA wrapped around histone
No genes expressed

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19
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Histone acetylation

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Add acetyl group
Nucleosomes loosely packed
Allows genes to be expressed

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20
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Enhancer

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DNA sequence promotes transcription
Composed of distal control elements

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21
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Two genes can share a promoter, but must have different what?

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Distal control elements

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22
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Lac Operon

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Expressed in lactose is present and glucose is absent

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23
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DNA binding motifs

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Regions of regulatory proteins that bind to DNA

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24
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RNA polymerase I

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rRNA

25
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RNA polymerase II

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mRNA
mRNA initiation requires transcription factors which bind RNA polymerase to a promoter

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RNA polymerase III

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tRNA

27
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Pre mRNA splicing

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Modify initial RNA
1) add caps to 5’ and 3’ ends
2) remove non doing sequences via splicing

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Introns

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Non coding sequences

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Exons

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Coding sequences

30
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snRNA

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Small nuclear RNA
Removes introns and splice exons to produce final mRNA

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Spliceosome

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Final mRNA + Proteins

32
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Translation

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RNA -> amino acids -> protein

33
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Aminoacyl tRNA synthase

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Adds amino acid to the accepter arm of tRNA

34
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Anticodon loop

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Loop on tRNA Contains complementary nucleotides sequences for mRNA codons

35
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A site

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tRNA binds to growing polypeptide

36
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P site

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Binds tRNA that carried last amino acid in chain

37
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E site

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Temporary binds empty tRNA Till it goes to pick up another amino acid

38
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Ribosomes

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Decode mRNA and use amino acids to build proteins

39
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Peptidyl transferase

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Enzyme forms peptide bond between amino acids

40
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Prokaryote initiation

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Initiation complex
1) initiator tRNA charged with N-formylmethinine
2) Ribosomal subunit
3 mRNA strand

41
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Ribosomal binding sequence

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mRNA complementary to rRNA

42
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Prokaryote elongation

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Add amino acid
If A site anticodon is complementary to A codon, the tRNA binds
Ribosome travels 5’ -> 3’

43
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Where does transcription occur in eukaryotes?

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Cytoplasm
Rough endoplasmic reticulum

44
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Signal sequences

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Beginning of polypeptide sequence
Binds to signal recognition particle

45
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What allows ribosome to bind to rough ER?

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rough ER protein recognizes signal sequence and signal recognition particle

46
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Protein degradation

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regeneration cycle
Proteins constantly produced and degraded
Lysosomes have proteases to break down proteins

47
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Altered jeans

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Mutation

48
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Point mutation

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Alter single base

49
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Base substitution

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Sub one base for another

50
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Nonsense mutation

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Create unwanted stop codon

51
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Frameshift mutation

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Caused by inserting or deleting single base
Throws off codon triplets 

52
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Triplet repeat expansion mutation

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Same codon repeats
Associated with some human genetic diseases
Normal= no repetition
Abnormal= repetitions

53
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Chromosomal mutations

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Change chromosome structure

54
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Deletion chromosome mutation

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Part of chromosome is lost

55
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Duplication chromosomal mutation

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Part of chromosome is copied

56
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Inversion chromosomal mutation

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Part of chromosome is in reverse order

57
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Translocation chromosomal mutation

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Part of chromosome is moved to a different location

58
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Why is it a little genetic change good?

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Small amounts of mutation is necessary for evolution of a species

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