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What does the central dogma of molecular biology state?
Genetic information in a cells stored in the form of DNA
DNA - RNA - Protein
What are mutations?
Mistakes in a cell’s DNA that leads to abnormal protein production
What are the different types of mutations we need to know?
Point Mutation
Frame shift mutation
Non-sense Mutations
Missense Mutations
Silent Mutation
Conservative Mutation
Non-conservative mutation
What are point mutations?
When one of the DNA bases is replace with another
What is a frame-shift mutation?
When you add a nitrogen base to the DNA sequence
What mutation affects the cells DNA?
Point Mutation
Frame-shift Mutations
What are nonsense mutations?
Any genetic mutation that leads to the RNA sequence becoming a stop codon instead
What are missense mutations?
Any genetic mutation that changes an amino acid from one to another
What are silent mutations?
When the mutation does not affect the protein at all
What are conservative mutations?
When the same amino acid is the same type as the original
What are non-conservative mutations?
A new amino acid is of a different type from the original
What is deletion mutation?
A mutation where one or more nucleotides are removed from DNA.
What is transition mutation?
A point mutation where a purine replaces a purine or a pyrimidine replaces a pyrimidine.
What is a transversion mutation?
A point mutation where a purine is replaced by a pyrimidine or vice versa.