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BIOL 4100 EXAM 2 QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH

COMPLETE SOLUTIONS VERIFIED LATEST UPDATE

griffith experiment

showed that heat-killed infectious bacteria can transform harmless live bacteria into

pathogens, used Strep pneumoniae in two forms (pathogenic and harmless)

pathogenic strep

lethal when injected into mice, enchased in polysaccharide capsule

harmless strep

lacks polysaccharide coat

avery, macleod, mccarty experiment

demonstrated DNA is genetic material, used S strain of pneumococci to show

transforming principle changed harmless R-strain to pathogenic, first evidence

hershey and chase experiment

showed genes are made of DNA, put DNA in a batch of viruses with radioactive

phosphorus, put proteins in a batch with radioactive sulfur, phage experiment

structure of dna

two complementary chains of nucleotides, provides mechanism for heredity, double

helix,

double helix

2 sugar-phosphate backbones, 2 hydrogen bonds in A/T, 3 hydrogen bonds in G/C,

major and minor grooves lined by potential hydrogen bond donors and acceptors that

interact with proteins

,mobile DNA elements

45% of human DNA derived from this, contributed to the evolution of contemporary

genomes

eukaryotic DNA

packaged into multiple chromosomes, chromosomes become visible preparing for

division, majority non-coding

FISH

spectral karyotyping, used to paint chromosomes, export unique sequences

reciprocal chromosomal translocation

segment of one chromosome has been swapped with a segment from the other, has

occurred many times during the course of evolution, associated with infertility and

cancer

eukaryotic chromosomes

organize and carry genetic information, segments that encode amino acid sequence are

very small, excess noncoding, can't be seen if not condensed

interphase

where DNA replication occurs, cell expresses many of its genes

M phase

compact chromosomes attached to mitotic spindle at centromere, cell divides to

produce 2 daughter cells

interphase chromosomes

not randomly distributed within nucleus, non-overlapping territories, nucleolus is most

prominent

, nucleolus

contains more than 400 copies of genes for ribosomal RNA

metaphase chromosomes

highly compact, tightly joined together

chromosome packing

occurs on multiple levels, DNA and histone proteins packaged into compact complexes

nucleosomes

basic units of eukaryotic chromosome structure, DNA wrapped around protein core of 8

histone molecules, changes allow access to DNA, ATP hydrolysis loosens these

chromatin-remodeling complexes

contain 15 subunits, one hydrolyzes ATP, 4 recognize modified histones from

nucleosomes

euchromatin

more extended form, light-staining, includes more transcribed regions

heterochromatin

highly condensed, dark-staining, includes centromeres and telomeres, specific histone

modifications needed to form

N-terminal tail modifications

differ in heterochromatin and euchromatin, more extensively acetylated in euchromatin

base pairing

enables DNA replication, G/C and A/T, both strands of double helix can serve as

template

DNA replication characteristics

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