LB L1 Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
Q

Prokaryptic vs eukaroyatic has the biggest size (bp) of genome

A

Eukaroyatic

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2
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Prokaryptic vs eukaroyatic has more protein coding genes

A

Eu

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3
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How is specificity of genes being on or off controlled

A

Promoter- supressros and activators
Alternative Splicing

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4
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What prevents the mRNA from degradation once it is formed

A

5 G CAP
Poly A tail

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5
Q

Is splicing controlled at nucleotide level

A

Yes

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6
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How does splicing generate diversity

A

Skip exons
Leave introns spliced in

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7
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What is the human genome primarily made off

A

Coding genes
STRs
Non protein coding genes

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8
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What are non protein genes used for

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Code of ribosomal RNA
.tRNA
MicroRNA
Long non coding RNA
Useful in RNA regulation

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9
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Repetive dna can be

A
  1. STRS
  2. Centromers and telomeres
  3. Transposons
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10
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STR

A

SHORT TANDEM REPEATS

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12
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Which repeats are made of alpha satellite DNA

A

Centromers

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13
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Centromers bind a special protein required for chromosomal seperation in mitosis what is it called

A

CENPA

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14
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Funcstion of telomers

A

Protects end of chromosome

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15
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Which enzyme replaces telomerase

A

Telomerase

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16
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How many bp are used aretelomeres made of

17
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How many base pairs are centromers made of

18
Q

What are transposons

A

Repeated seq of dna
Function unknown
Can be linked to disease

19
Q

folding of dna

A

Chromosome—- condensed scaffold associated chromatin—chromatin fiber of packed nucleosome—-beads on a string form of chromatin—

20
Q

define nucleosome

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146 bp od dna + histone proteins + linked DNA bw 20-60 bp

21
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List some histone proteins found in nucleosome

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H2A, H2B, H3,H4

23
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Name and function of linker histone

A

H1
Helps control spacing of nucleosome

24
Q

Location of linker histone

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Sits outside core of nucleosome

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Protein complexes involved in protein scaffold
Toposiomerase 2- manage topology Condensin- condenses dna Cohesin- link dna
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How is dna made accesible
PTM in histone tails acts as signals to switch bw hetro and euchromatin
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How are histone modified
PTM by help of enzyme- eg chromatin remodelers
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Euchromatin
Lossely packaged - availabble
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Hetrochromatin
Tightly packaged
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Why is histone as protein used to stablises dna
Histone positively charged Dna negativly charged Makes binding easier