Unit 6 Part 1 AP Biology Review Flashcards

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Swiss biochemist in 1871 that isolated nucleic acid initially from white blood cell nuclei from pus

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Friedrich Miescher

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English microbiologist in 1928 that worked with Diplococceus preimonia bacteria. He found that bacteria exists in two different strains:

Type S (Smooth): Produces_______ and causes _______

Type R (Rough): No _______ and does not cause _______

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Fredrick Griffiths
Capsule
Disease

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Frederick Griffiths:

Type _ killed the mice
Type _ mice survived
Mixed heat killed by type _ and _ resulted in ____ mice

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S
R
S
R
dead

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What did Griffiths conclude?

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Bacteria contained a transforming factor

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American physicians in 1944 who concluded ___ is the transforming factor

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Avery, MacLeod, and McCarty
DNA

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American biogists in 1953 that studied bacteriophages. They found that bacteriophages transformed ___ and not _______ into the bacteria

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Hershey and Chase
DNA
protein

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What did Hershey and Chase conclude?

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DNA is the genetic material

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In 1951, analyzed the nitrogenous base composition of DNA from several species and found his law

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Erwin Chargaff

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Adenine + Guanine = Thymine + Cytosine
A=T and C=G

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Chargaff’s Law

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English scientists in 1952 that found two forms of DNA. “A” form is crystalline and “B” form is wet and cellular

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Franklin and Wilkins

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What technique did Franklin and Wilkins use?

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X-Ray diffraction

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What did Franklin’s work obtain and what did she found from her work?

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e- Famous “photo 51” of the B-form of DNA
-Reasond that DNA is a helix

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Built models and used earlier research and made inferences to determine the structure of DNA

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Watson and Crick

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DNA is composed of building blocks called ___________

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Nucleotides

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Each nucleotide is composed of a ___________ _____, a _________ group, and a ___________ base (one of the four types)

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Deoxyribose sugar
Phosphate
Nitrogenous

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What are the four nitrogenous groups?

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Adenine, Guanine, Cytosine, and Thymine

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Adenine and Guanine are _______

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Purines

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Cytosine and Thymine are ___________

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Pyrimidines

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Nucleotides are joined in a DNA strand via a phosphodiester bond between the 5 prime phosphate of one and the 3 primer hydroxyl of another. This creates a continous

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Sugar- phosphate backbone

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Phosphodiester is the

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Backbone of DNA

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Two DNA polynucleotie chains align in an opposing orientation forming a

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Double helix

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This constant width of the DNA double helix is the specific pairing of purines and pyrimidines via

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Hydrogen bonds

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The DNA coils around proteins called ________, forming a bead on a string like structure that is organized

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histones

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Single, circular chromosomes

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Prokaryotes

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Multiple, linear chromosomes
Eukaryotes
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Small extra chromosomal, double-stranded circular DNA molecules contained by Prokaryotes, Viruses, and Eukaryotes
Plasmids
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DNA makes DNA
Replication
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Stated one gene codes for one proteins. The protein it codes for determines the phenotype of an organism
Beadle and Tatum hypothesis
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DNA can replicate in three possible ways:
Semi-Conservative Conservative Dispersive
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In 1957, grew E. Coli on Media (cells grows on media) containing Nitrogen 5 and 15, old would have N-15 and new would hae N-14. They found that DNA replication is ________________
Meselson and Sohl Semiconservative
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DNA replication occurs during the _ phase of the cell cycle
S
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A huan chromosome replicates ______________ at hundred points along its length
simultaneously
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Site where DNA slits apart for replication
Replication Fork
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DNA Replication Process: 1. DNA helicase facilitates the _________ of the DNA molecule. ______ _____ _______ ________ (SSBs) help keep the separated strands apart. Parent strandes serves as the ________ for the replication process
Unwinding Single Sided Binding Proteins Template
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An enxyme that relaxed supercoiling in front of the replication fork
Topoisomere
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DNA Replication Process: 2. _______ adds a short chunk of RNA called a ______ to allow DNA polymerase to begin synthesis of the new DNA strand
Primase Primer
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DNA Replication Process: 3. DNA __________ adds new nucleotides to the DNA strand in the 5 primer to 3 primer direction. It also __________ for replication errors by such as added, deleted, or mismatched _-_____.
Polymerase Proofreads N-Bases
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Synthesis is _________ (5'-3') on the leading strand, but the _______ strand is oriented in a _' to _' direction
Continous Lagging 3 5
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Short _______ fragments occur on the lagging strand
Okazaki
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DNA Replication Process: 4. DNA ploymerase removes the RNA ______ and replaces those bases with the correct bases
Primer
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DNA Replication Process: 5. ______ seals ny breaks in the sugar-phosphate backbone and the Okazaki fragments together
Ligase
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Transformation- Uptake of naked DNA Conjugation- Cell-to-cell transfer Transduction- Viral transmission of genetic information Transposition- Movement of DNA segments within and between DNA molecules
Some ways prokaryotes increase their genetic variation
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Decoding DNA into mRNA
DNA Transcription
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Where does DNA Transcription occur?
Nucleus
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How does DNA Transcription occur?
Enzyme action (RNA Polymerase)
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DNA Transcription: RNA _________ binds to a region on DNA and begins to unzip a small section of DNA
Initiation Polymerase
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DNA Transcription: As RNA polymerase moves along DNA, it matches free RNA nucleotides with DNA nucleotides that are on the ________ strand. Polyermerase does not stay attached
Elongation Template
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DNA Transcription: Transcription stops once RNA polymerase reaches the end of the gene on DNA (everything comes off)
Termination
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1. GTP cap added to 5' end 2. Poly A tail added to 3' end 3. Splicing
RNA modification
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Not used strand is called the ______ strand
Coding
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Template, Noncoding, Minus, Nonsense
Names for the strand being used
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Splicing differnt strand means there will be different genes
Alternative Splicing
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Interfering (Cut out)
Introns
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Expressed (Spliced together)
Exons
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mRNA is matched by a tRNA molecule which lines up appropriate amino acids
DNA Translation
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Where does Translation occur?
Cytoplasm of the cell
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How does DNA Translation happen?
Ribosomes with the help fo tRNA
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DNA Translation: 1. Modified mRNA exits the _______ and enters the cytoplasm
Nucleus
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DNA Translation: 2. mRNA binds to the large and small subunits of a ________
Ribosome
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What are the 3 binding sites of a ribosome?
E (exit) P (Protein) A (Acceptor)
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DNA Translation: 3. An initial Rna moleucle bonds at the _-____ and the _________ on the tRNA matches up with an mRNA colon (Usually starts with AUG codon)
P-site Anticodon
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DNA Translation: 4. A matching _RNA bnds to _RNA at the _-____ on the ribosome
t m A-Site
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DNA Translation: First four steps are
Initiation
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DNA Translation: 5. The ribosome then slides along the ____ strand, causing the ____ at the _-____ to move to the E site and the ____ at the _-____ to move to the _-____
mRNA tRNA P-Site tRNA A-Site P-Site
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DNA Translation: 6. The ribosome links together _____ _____ carried by tRNA. ________ _____ join amino acids together
Amino acids Peptide bonds
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DNA Translation: Steps five and six are
Elongation
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DNA Translation: 7. When the ribosome reaches a STOP Codon (UAA, UAG, or UGA), the proess stops and a very specific protein is produced
Termination Polypeptide chain
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Translation and Transcription are simultaneous in prokaryotes but not in Eukaroytes as it is compartelized
True
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Retroviruses hae RNA instead of DNA so when they infect the host cell, it injects ___ and an enzyme called _______ _____________ takes RNA and makes it into DNA to have the host spread the viruses's RNA
RNA Reverse transcriptase