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The founder of genetics:

JOHAN Gregor Mendel




(experimented with peas breeding)

Gene

- Is a basic unit of DNA


- constructs specifit protein


- contains information


- position of gene (Locus)


Alleles

- variations of genes


- every gene is represented by one allrlic pair


(one from mother one from father)

Genotype /Phenotype

Genotype - set of genes


Phenotype - physical appearance (characteristic)

3 types of genotypes :

Homozygotes (AA/aa)


Heterozygote (Aa)


Chromosome

- body cell has 23 pairs of chr. Which are located in nuclei.


-chromosomes are made out of genes (genetic material)


- 22 autosomal chr. 1 sex chr(XX/XY)


- Chrs. Become visible during cell division


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Chromatin

- is complex of macromolecules whose primary function is to package DNA into the chromosome


- contains proteins (histones)


Which organize DNA into nucleosomes (structural units)

Prokaryotic cell

- do NOT have true nuclei.


- DNA is concentrated in nucleoid region


- prokaryotic cells are Haploid.

Plasmids

- small circular molecules of DNA


- they encode resistance to antibiotics or metabolism of unusual nutrients.


- they carry up to 100s of genes


- prosperous for bacteria

Chromosomal mapping

- technique that uses circular sketch, with exact location of actual genes.


- relative positions, distance and order of genes


-it was constrasted for bacteria Eschrichia coli.

Operons

- transcription of genes in prokaryotes


- regulated clusters of genes


- are transcripted into one mRNA


- they start and stop transcription of strictutal genes


- lactose / trypotophan is needed

Structural genes / regulstory genes

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Replication

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DNA / RNA

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DNA replication

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Genetic code

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Transcription / Translation

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