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Genomes

Chromosomes


Genes (dna)


Proteins

Genome of E.coli

Contains all genetic information

DNA


Double stranded


nucleotide(polynucleotide)


Thymine


Deoxyribonucleic acid

Hydrogen bonding of bases

Complementary


anti-parallel

Genetics overview

DNA replication


gene expression


recombination


mutagenesis

Origin of DNA replication

Bidirectional forks

Melted DNA

Single-strand converted to double strand by DNA polymerase

Replications both strands

Semi conservative process

DNA replication: initiation

Origin of replication


DNA polymerase(enzyme)

DNA replication: elongation

Hydrogen bonding first


covalent bond of dNTP to strand


Energy from dNTP

DNA polynucleotide properties

-Anti-parallel


-directional


-complementary


phosphate backbone


H bonding between two strands

Expression of genes

Transcription


translation

What is a gene

Sequence of nucleotides of DNA that codes for a functional product

What is gene expression

When the functional product can be used by the cell

How are genes expressed

RNA is transcribed from DNA (transcription)


protein is synthesized by ribosomes from MRNA

RNA is made by?

Transcription

RNA

Single-stranded


nucleotides


Uracil

mRNA messenger

Read by ribosomes


contains codons

rRNA ribosomal

Used in ribosome structure

tRNA transfer

Interpreter molecule


transfer amino acids(20)


contain anti-codon


61 tRNA genes

RNA transcription: initiation

Begins at promoter


Enzyme: RNA polymerase


RNA polymerase binds to the promoter


gene regulation

RNA transcription: elongation

DNA is copied to RNA


RNA polymerase makes covalent bond


energy from nucleotide triphosphates(NTP)

RNA transcription: termination

RNA polymerase stops at poly A


RNA pol releases mRNA

Genetic code

Contained in MRNA


universal


Unambiguous


redundant


start AUG


stop three codons


20 amino acids

Codon (mRNA) binds


A C A

Anticodon (tRNA)


U G U


A-U


G-C

Translation initiation complex: initiation

Subunits of ribosome (rRNA)


mRNA


tRNA

Translation: elongation

tRNA to codon by anti-codon


Peptidyl transferase(enzyme) makes peptide bond


Translation down the mRNA

Translation: termination

Stop codon


release mRNA, protein,ribosomal subunits

Transcription

Translation coupled

Gene regulation

Promoter


repressor -blocks transcription


inducer -induces transcription (causes it to occur)

Control of operon

Promoter


Genes


lactose induces transcription of genes needed to metabolize it

Enzyme induction

Expression of enzyme in response to the presence of a specific substrate (lactose)

Enzyme repression

Block expression of enzyme in response to a signal

Gene recombination

Cause genetic change like mutation


Transformation


conjugation


transduction

Transformation

Requires DNA only


DNA absorbed by recipient


Plasmids

Self replicating


circular DNA


carry genes


R plasmids

Conjugation

Requires pilus, cell-to-cell contact, F factor

Transduction

Requires phage (bacteria called lysogen)

Transporon or jumping Genes

Mobile insertion sequences contains genes for removal and reintegration

Mutagenesis

Change in a DNA base sequence


types: spontaneous mutation’s induced mutations

Mutagenesis

Change in a DNA base sequence


Radiation or UV light


types: spontaneous mutation’s induced mutations

Spontaneous mutations

Occur during DNA replication

Nonsense mutation

Leads to truncated protein

PCR

Is a way to amplify DNA

PCR requirements

DNA polymerase


DNA primers


DNTPs


thermocycling(3 temperature changes)

Reverse transcriptase PCR

Detects RNA with reverse transcriptase


then uses PCR to amplify DNA *used to detect viral load of HIV or H CV

Endonucleases

DNA enzymes

Recombinant protein

Cloned DNA used to generate protein

Polyclonal site

Plasmid will contain cloned Gene

DNA profile

Fingerprints


-endonucleus-DNA


-DNA fragments