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Three bases on messenger RNA (mRNA) are called?

A Codon

Example of a Codon?

AUG – Methionine


UUC – Phenylalanine


CAA – Glutamine

Each codon indicates ___ of 20 amino acids.

1

_____ genes in the human body.

23,000

•Genes consist of ___.

DNA

•Humans have ____ chromosomes.

23 pairs

•Genotype vs. phenotype

Genes carried on Vs. Observable characteristics

•Female and male chromosomes

XX and XY

Mendel’s law of Independent assortment. (ratio of dominant and recessive traits)

each trait is carried in the egg and pollen as a separate entity, with no effect on any other trait.

Law of Independent Assortment:

Mendel's 2nd set of experiments (ratio of dominant and recessive traits) 9:3:3:1

Mendel’s law of segregation. (ratio of dominant and recessive traits)

1st generation, random separation of parental heritable units during gamete formation

Gregor Mendel

Explained patterns of inheritance. Had experimental methods for traits.

Incomplete Dominance = Codominance

Blood Type

Having two copies of each chromosome in the body cells.

Diploid

Having half the number of chromosomes of normal body cells, as in eggs and sperm.

Haploid

1/2 the # of chromo.

generates two diploid cells

Mitosis

•Mi-T-osis = -T-wo diploid cells


The T in mitosis and the T in two.

Meiosis

generates four haploid cells (after Phase I and II)

happens only in sex cells and results in four haploid cells after two phases.

Meiosis

MEiosis = SEX cells = boy+girl+sperm+egg which = 4 haploid cells -after 2phases (2people get together)

How does DNA control the production of proteins?

Transcription and Translation

(DNA messenger RNA)

Transcription

Transcription

Inside the nucleus

messengerRNA Protein

Translation

Cytoplasm of the cell

Translation

The four bases in DNA. They make the base pairs of:


Adenine – Thymine


Guanine – Cytosine

A-T


G-C

DNA mRNA


•Adenine Uracil


•Thyamine Ademine


•Guanine Cytosine


•Cytosine Guanine

The base pairs for transcription

A-U


T-A


G-C


C-G

Polymerase chain reaction


–Kary Mullis (Nobel Prize in Chemistry 1993)


Gel electrophoresis


Transgenics (Recombinant DNA)


–Genetic engineering

DNA Technology

PCR

Creates new strands of DNA

DNA Fingerprinting technique

Gel

creates transgenic organism.

Recombinant DNA Technology

•_____ is used to increase the amount of DNA.

PCR

–insulin for the control of diabetes


–antibiotics such as penicillin


–various vaccines for the control of disease


-corn


Genetically engineered