unit 6 Flashcards

(44 cards)

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DNA - deoxyribonucleic acid

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a nucleic acid

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nucleotide

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subunit of nucleic acid

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3
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Deoxyribose

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a pentose (5-carbon sugar) biological molecule

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4
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nucleic acid

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control genetic information, make proteins to make traits, found in nucleus

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5
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3 Parts of a Nucleotide

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phosphate, nitrogen base, 5- carbon sugar

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6
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double helix

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2 strands of nucleotides that twist

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7
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“Backbone” of DNA

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phosphate and 5-carbon sugar

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“Rungs” of DNA

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nitrogen base

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9
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hydrogen bonds

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nucleotides come together HYDROGEN BONDS ARE VERY WEEK

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10
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adenine

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molecular structure is a double ring ,pairs with thymine (T)

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cytosine

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molecular structure is a single ring ,pairs with guanine (G)

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guanine

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molecular structure is a double ring ,pairs with cytosine (C)

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13
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thymine

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molecular structure is a single ring ,pairs with adenine (A)

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14
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Complementary base pair

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same bases will always pair together

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15
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Chargoff’s Rule

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should have equal amounts for base pairs
(A = 20%….T = 20%) (G =30%…C = 30%)

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16
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DNA replication

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happens during the s phase (interphase)

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17
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Semi-conservative

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when DNA copies itself, always has ½ paternal & ½ daughter strand

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18
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Mutation

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changes in genetic code

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Point mutation

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where one nitrogen base is replaced with another

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Frameshift mutation

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a gene refers to the insertion or deletion of nucleotide bases in numbers that are not multiples of three

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Insertion mutation

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1 nucleotide is randomly added to the sequence

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Deletion mutation

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1 of the nucleotides are removed

22
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substitution mutation

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point mutation

23
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protein synthesis

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DNA (instructions)–> RNA(message)–>protein (product)–> trait

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Transcription
turn DNA into a mRNA message
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Translation
link amino acid together to make a protein
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amino acid
building blocks of protein
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enzyme
work together to open up the DNA strand in replication and copy the DNA strands semi-conservatively
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RNA
ribonucleic acid
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ribonucleic acid
single stranded, sugar, A-U-C-G are the bases
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uracil
(U) one of the four nucleotide bases in RNA
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template
contains the sequence that you want to copy
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mRNA
carries the DNA message
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rRNA
makes up ribosomes
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tRNA
links amino acids together
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Codon
each one is a code for a certain amino acid
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Anticodon
matches to codon
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stop codon
to not repeat the code
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start codon
to show where to start
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Polypeptide
many peptide bonds
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peptide bonds
help make protein
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codon chart
to find genetic code
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Trait
personal like eye color, hair color
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Gene
group of bases (ATCG) that code for 1 protein