Final Terms List Flashcards

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Function

DNA Polymerase I

A
  • synthesizes some of the DNA during DNA replication
  • removes and replaces primers during DNA replication
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Function

DNA Polymerase III

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Synthesizes most of the DNA during DNA replication

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Primase

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RNA polymerase that creates primers
- Provides 3’ -OH end for DNA polymerase

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Function

Helicase

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“Unwinds” DNA
- binds to one strand in 5’-3’

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5
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Function

Topoisomerase

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Cuts and reseals DNA to relive supercoiling

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SSB

Genetics

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Single Strand Binding Protiens
- Stabilizes the complex, prevents reannealing of DNA strands

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Function

Beta-Clamp

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Keeps DNA Pol. attatched to DNA

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Function

Ligase

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“Glues” DNA together

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9
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Telomerase

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Enzyme that adds nucleotides to telomeres

Active in:
- Germ cells
- Cancer cells
- Immune cells
- Embrionic development

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10
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Cohesin

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Holds sister chromatids together

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SRY gene

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The “maleness gene”

Directs the male development of the bipotential gonad
- If present –> Male
- If absent –> Female

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12
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white gene in fruitflies

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X-linked recessive gene
- Causes white eyes

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13
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Function

Xist

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Causes random X chromosome inactivation

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Reverse Transciptase

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Capable of synthesizing DNA (complementary DNA, or cDNA) from an RNA template, essentially reversing the normal flow of genetic information (RNA to protein)

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15
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Genomics

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The study of ENTIRE GENOMES

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16
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Transcriptomics

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The cataloguing of all RNAs in a sample

17
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Reaction Norm

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The effect of the environment on phenotype

18
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Morph

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A rare but recuring mutation in a population
- melanistic cats
- spirit bear

NOT A SUBSPECIES

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Genome

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The complete set of genetic instructions of an organism

20
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Kinetochore

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Binds centromeres together
- Acts as a docking platform for mitotic spindle

21
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Centromere

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Specialized area of a chromosome ment for mitotic spindles to attatch to

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Microtuble organizing centers (MTOCs)

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Centrosomes in animals
- Directs DNA seperation with spindle fibers

23
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Trait vs Character

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Character = Catagory

Trait = Varients in the catagory

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Nondisjunction

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Failure of homologus chromosomes to seperate and mover to opposite poles

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Aneuploidy
Gain or loss of a whole **single chromosome** - trisomic (3) - monosomic (1)
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Monosomy
Only one (1) chromosome instead of the pair
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Heteroallelic
Having two mutant alleles that are different from each other
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Parthenogenisis
Females being able to lay fertile eggs - No males required