Unit 3 Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
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first discovered dna

A

frederick miescher

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2
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discovered that dna contained phospates

A

phoebus a. t. levine

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3
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discovered the helical structure by xray crystallography

A

rosalind franklin

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4
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described the 3-dimensional structure of the DNA molecule

A

james watson and francis crick

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5
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carries genetic information for the development and functioning of an organism

A

dna (deoxyribonucleic acid)

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6
Q

two types of dna that contain their genes

A

chromosomes and extra chromosomes

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7
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chromosomes and extra chromosomes example

A

plasmid

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8
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circular, double stranded dna attached to bacterial cell membrane

A

bacterial chromosomes

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9
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self-replicating extra chromosomal dna molecules

A

plasmids

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10
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types of plasmids

A

r factors, col factors, f (fertility) factors

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11
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code for antibiotic resistance

A

r factor

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12
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code for extracellular toxin production

A

col factors

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13
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plasmid that recombine itself with the bacterial chromosome

A

fertility factor

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14
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it is due to chemical alteration in dna

A

mutation

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15
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it could be spontaneous by chemical or physical means

A

mutation

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16
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one or more bases in there dna are altered

17
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types of mutation

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substitution, deletion, insertion

18
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change of a single base

19
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loss of a base

20
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addition of a base

21
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alter the dna gene content of bacteria

A

gene transfer

22
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types of gene transfer

A

transformation, transduction, conjugation, transposition

23
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occurs when plasmid dna is transferred from donor to recipient

24
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mechanism which enhances genetic flexibility among plasmids and bacterial chromosomes

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transposition

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segments of dna that can transpose or move extremely readily
transposons
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other name for transposons
jumping genes
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occurs when fragments of exogenous bacterial dna are taken up and absorbed
transformation
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the recipient bacterium must be competent to absorb the exogenous fragments of bacterial dna
competence
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transformation of genes from one bacterium to another results in:
a) change in pathogenicity of the bacterium b) change in the antibiotic sensitivity pattern of bacterium
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occurs when fragments of chromosomal dna is transferred or transduced into a second bacterium by phage
transduction