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C12 Gene Mutation & DNA Repair
C12 Gene Mutation & DNA Repair
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mutation
heritable changes in the genetic material that provide the raw material for evolution.
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mutagens
All cells on Earth are exposed to a plethora of agents called ________.
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alkylating agents
Mustard gases are ________ - donate an alkyl group to amino or keto groups in nucleotides.
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Purines
________ and pyrimidines can exist in tautomeric forms.
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spontaneous mutations
changes in the nucleotide of genes that appear to occur naturally.
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depurination
- loss of purine bases (adenine or guanine)
- ~10,000 purine bases/cell/day lost
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alkylating agents
donate an alkyl group to amino or keto groups in nucleotides
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induced mutations
caused by exogenous factors/mutagens
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result of either naturally or artificial agents
induced mutations
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mistakes during replication
DNA polymerases insert incorrect nucleotides during replication which can lead to mutations
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point mutations
replication errors due to mispairing predominantly
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tautomers
increase chance of mispairing during DNA replication
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tautomeric shifts
differ by only a single proton shift in the molecule
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may lead to permanent base-pair changes and mutations
tautomeric shifts
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deamination
removal of amine group (adenine or cytosine)
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transposons other name
jumping gene
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can move within , or between chromosomes, inserting themselves into various location within the genomes
transposons
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transposons insert into regulatory region
disrupt proper expression of the gene
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effects of transposons
double-stranded breaks, inversions, and translocations
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transposon into coding region
alter the reading frame or introduce stop codon