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These flashcards cover the key concepts from the lecture on chromosome structure, DNA sequence organization, and various types of chromosomal DNA.
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Bacterial and viral chromosomes are usually .
a single nucleic acid molecule largely devoid of associated proteins.
Phage λ DNA is before infection and after.
linear; circular.
Bacterial chromosomes are compacted into a .
nucleoid.
Mitochondrial DNA does not contain .
chromosomal proteins.
Chloroplast DNA is shared with DNA found in .
prokaryotes.
Polytene chromosomes are found in and of some flies.
salivary glands; guts.
Lampbrush chromosomes are thought to be extended, versions of normal meiotic chromosomes.
uncoiled.
Histones involved in nucleosomes include H2A, H2B, H3, and .
H4.
Euchromatin is and active.
less coiled; more.
Heterochromatin remains highly and is inactive.
condensed.
Pseudogenes are previously functional genes that have acquired that make them non-functional.
mutations.
The DNA of polytene chromosomes undergoes many rounds of replication without .
strand separation.
The typical diameter of a human cell nucleus is .
5\unicode{x2013}10\mu m.
Nucleosomes are condensed several times to form .
the intact chromatids.
Repetitive DNA sequences are repeated many times within .
eukaryotic chromosomes.
Highly repetitive DNA sequences contribute to the stability and of the chromosome.
integrity.
Centromeres are the primary along eukaryotic chromosomes.
constrictions.
LINEs are that encode RNAs which reverse-transcribe back to DNA.
retrotransposons.
The length of mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) is and mostly lacks introns.
double-stranded.
Variations of eukaryotic chromosomes were revealed through studies of and chromosomes.
Polytene; Lampbrush.
Histone modifications, such as acetylation, are important for regulation.
gene.
SINEs may occur more than times in the human genome.
500,000.
Moderately repetitive DNA includes and .
minisatellites; microsatellites.
Telomeres consist of short tandem repeats that protect the of the chromosome.
ends.
DNA in cells is usually highly coiled and .
compact.
Cloning genes found in repetitive DNA includes genes that occur in multiple copies.
multi-copy.