UNIT 4 Flashcards

1
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the macro molecule that holds our genetic material

A

nucleic acid

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2
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makes up nucleic acids

A

nucleotide

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3
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tightly coiled strands of DNA

A

chromosome

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4
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a section of the DNA

A

gene

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5
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short pieces of RNA to help get the DNA polymerase started

A

RNA primer

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6
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short pieces of DNA

A

okazaki fragments

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7
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the process of reading the instructions in DNA to make a polypeptide

A

protein synthesis

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8
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a chain of amino acids; can bind to others and fold into a protein

A

polypeptide

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9
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are nucleotide sequences that CARRYS INFOMATION for protein synthesis

A

exons

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10
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what happens in the NUCLEUS; DNA->mRNA; DNA is COPIED into a complementary strand of mRNA

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transcripton

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11
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a segment of a DNA or RNA molecule which does not code for proteins and INTERUPTS the sequence of genes.

A

introns

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12
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code of instructions for how to make proteins

A

genetic code

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13
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set of 3 nucleotides on the mRNA

A

codon

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14
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COMPLEMENTARY 3 nucleotides to tRNA

A

anticodon

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15
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what happens in the RIBOSOMES; mRNA -> polypeptide; interpreting the RNA MESSAGE into a polypeptide to make a protein

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translation

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16
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monomer; the BUILDING BLOCKS for making proteins, held together by peptide bonds

A

amino acid

16
Q

2 full sets of chromosomes (2n)
2n=46

17
Q

the study of changes in gene expression that are heritable; very different from mutations

A

epigenetics

18
Q

1 full set of chromosomes (n)
n=23

19
Q

a diagram that shows the number and visual appearance of the chromosomes in a cell

20
Q

the process of cell division that makes gametes in the gonads

21
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organisms that reproduce sexually; fuse the genetic information from two parents to produce offspring that are a genetic mixture of both parents

A

sexual reproduction

22
Q

the actual fusion of egg and sperm to form a zygote

A

fertilization

23
Q

2 IDENTICAL copies of the SAME chromosome

A

sister chromaTIDS

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chromosome pairs that have the same types of gene
homologous chromosomes
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DNA--Transcription-->RNA--Translation--> PROTEIN
central dogma
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crossing over appears. Nuclear membrane breaks down,
Prophase 1
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what happens before Meiosis 1
Interphase-> the growth of a cell
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what is the central Dogma
DNA--Transcription-->RNA--Translation--> PROTEIN
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separates to replicate
Helicase
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New strand goes TOWARDS the replication fork; 5'->3' ;needs ONE RNA primer
Leading strand
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New strand goes AWAY from replication fork; makes okazaki fragments; stiches fragments together; needs many RNA primers
Lagging
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zips up the strands
DNA ligase
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"old and new" strand is called- (the gentic ladders where the old one splits in half and new ones bind to it)
semi conservative replication
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what only happens in the LAGGING STRAND and not the leading strand
the creation of OKAZAKI FRAGMENTS