XV Flashcards

1
Q

Nucleotides are composed of?

A

Sugar, nitrogenous base, and phosphate

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2
Q

The purines are?

A

Double ringed, A and G

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3
Q

The pyramidines are?

A

Single ringed, C, T, and U

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4
Q

Prokaryotic transcription is regulated by?

A

The operon

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5
Q

Structural genes are?

A

DNA codes for protein

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6
Q

An operator gene is?

A

A repressor binding site

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7
Q

RNA poly’s first binding site is?

A

Promoter gene

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8
Q

Inducible systems need?

A

An inducer for transcription to occur

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9
Q

Repressible systems need?

A

A corepressor to inhibit transcription

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10
Q

A point mutation is?

A

One nucleotide is substituted for another

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11
Q

Point mutations are silent if?

A

Amino acid sequence doesn’t change

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12
Q

Frameshift mutations are?

A

Insertions or relations that shift reading frame

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13
Q

The consequences of frame shift mutations are?

A

Protein doesn’t form or is nonfunctional.

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14
Q

Virus genetic material can be?

A

Double or single stranded DNA or RNA

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15
Q

The lytic cycle of viruses:

A

Virus kills host

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16
Q

The lysogenic cycle of viruses?

A

Virus enters host genome

17
Q

Semiconservative DNA replication means?

A

Each new helix has a strand from parent helix.

18
Q

In eukaryotic transcription, RNA poly does what?

A

Synthesizes hnRNA using a DNA antisense strand as a template.

19
Q

What happens to introns in post transcriptional processing?

A

The are cut out of hnRNA

20
Q

What happens to exons in post transcriptional processing?

A

They are spliced to form mRNA.

21
Q

Where exactly does translation occur?

A

On ribosomes in the cytoplasm.

22
Q

What type of bonds are made during post translational processing?

A

Disulfide

23
Q

What happens during post translational processing?

A

Bonds are made before the polypeptide becomes a functional protein.