PHA 6562 - Genome and Plasma Membrane (Chapter 1)

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Genome

refers to the full set of chromosomes and includes all the heritable traits of an organism

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80%

percentage of genes that regulate gene expression

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20,000

how many genes code for proteins?

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Euchromatin

dispersed, transcriptionally active genetic material

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Heterochromatin

densely packed, transcriptionally inactive genetic material

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Gene Expression

long non-coding RNAs cannot be translated but can regulate

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Transposons

mobile genetic elements that are also known as jumping genes

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Single Nucleotide Polymorphism (SNPs)

variants in single nucleotide position and rare (1%) to occur in coding regions

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Multigenic Diseases

SNPs can serve as a marker for _________ such as hypertension and diabetes

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Copy Number Variants (CNVs)

different numbers of large continuous stretches of DNA and approximately 50% involve gene-coding sequence

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Phenotypic Diversity

CNVs are responsible for _________

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Epigenetics

heritable changes in expression of a gene that changes phenotype but not the DNA itself... just changes in chromatin structure

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True

T/F: genetically identical cells or organisms can express their genomes differently

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147

how many base pairs of DNA wrap around a histone protein to form a nucleosome?

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DNA Methylation

addition of methyl groups that result in chromatin condensation and transcriptional silencing; regulated by methyltransferases, methylation enzymes, and methylated DNA-binding proteins

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Serine

histone phosphorylation of _______ residues can variably open or condense chromatin to increase or decrease transcription

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Reversible

histone acetylation and methylation are _________ (reversible/irreversible)

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Micro-RNA

small RNA molecules, usually 22 nucleotides long, that silence the expression of specific mRNAs either by inhibiting translation or promoting degradation

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30,000

how many long noncoding RNA does the human body have?

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Gene Activation

lncRNA facilitating transcription factor binding promotes _________

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Gene Transcription

lncRNA preemptively binding transcription factors prevents __________

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Histone and DNA Modification

lncRNA binding resulting in acetylases or methylases results in ________

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Scaffolding

lncRNA plays a role in ______ to stabilize secondary or tertiary structures and/or multi-subunit complexes

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Guide RNAs

RNA molecule that serves as a template for an alteration made in mRNA during RNA editing

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Homologous DNA Recombination (HDR)

CRISPR/Cas9 uses _________ instead of NHEJ to repair the DNA break

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True

T/F: CRISPR/Cas9 can selectively "correct" mutations that can cause hereditable disease

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Cytosol

makes up 54% of the total volume of a cell

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Mitochondria

makes up 22% of the cell and responsible for energy generation and apoptosis

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Peroxisomes

responsible for very long-chain fatty acid metabolism

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Rough ER

responsible for synthesis of protein

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Smooth ER and Golgi

responsible for protein modification, sorting, and catabolism

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False

T/F: membrane proteins are stuck in place on the plasma membrane and cannot move

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Passive Transport

includes diffusion and facilitated diffusion

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Integrins and Hemidesmosomes

adhesion to the ECM involves cellular ________ and ________