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genetics is the study of...
how genes vary and are passed down
define gene
a funcitonal unit on a chromosome
what are three major categories of genetics
molecular
transmission
population
what is molecular genetics
study of the nucleotide sequence. covers genomes, genomics, and bioinformatics
what is transmission genetics
pattern of inheritance of traits. covers breeding
what is population genetics
looks at gene frequencies and variation in entire populations. covers evolution
define chromosome
a unit of DNA that continas many genes that can be replicated
describe genetic material
carries traits
mechanism of trait expression
variable
mutable
transmittable
what did hershey and chase do
protein has sulfur
DNA has phosphorus
marked with labels
found that DNA is hereditary material
what did griffith do
S heat + R = dead mouse
proves transformation
what did avery macleod and mccarty do
used proteinase
ribonuclease
dNase
found that transformation cannot occur without DNA therefore DNA is hereditary material
what is the biologically significant form of DNA
B
is RNA stable?
no
ss
is RNA base or acid labile
base labile
how many bounds between AT
two
what are three ways to manipulate DNA
gradient centrifugation procedures
reassociation kinetics
nucleic acid electrophoresis
how does gradient centrifugation work
solution with gradient
sample separates by density
expose to UV light
works because DNA fluoresces in UV light and absorbs UVA260
hybridization =
renaturing
does ssDNA absorb more or less light than ds
more
in dissociation kinetics, a sample that dissociates slowly must....
be more CG rich
define tm
half the sample is melted
define shearing
breaking DNA into small pieces
what does absorption of 1 mean? 0?
1 is all ss
0 is ds
why is agarose gel used
big pieces get stuck and separate
A/T = C/G
true or false
true 1 = 1