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- BIO201 Cell Biology
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- 23 Oct 2026
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Most common in children whose parents were first cousins 12.5% The molecular basis of phenotypes was actually discovered before it was known that DNA was the genetic material.
missing enzyme.
An altered gene resulted in an altered phenotype, associated with an altered enzyme. Neurospora haploid (n) recessive alleles.
X-rays, which act as a mutagen prototrophs
(original) converted to auxotrophs (increase).
Some mutant strains could no longer grow on the
minimal medium. One group could grow if
supplemented with the arginine (arg mutants).
arg mutants were grown in presence of various
compounds suspected intermediates in the
synthetic metabolic pathway for arginine,
B & T classified each mutation as affecting one
enzyme or another.
wild-type and mutant cells examined for enzyme
activities.
results confirmed: Each mutant strain was indeed
missing a single active enzyme in the pathway.
Info flows from DNA to RNA to proteins.
How does genetic information get from the nucleus to the
cytoplasm?
for protein synthesis.
Transcribing from RNA to RNA
Influenza virus, & poliovirus
HIV
make a DNA copy of their genome
Initiation begins at promoter -tightly binds RNA Pol
1) Where to start transcription. 2) Which strand to read. 3) The direction to take start from. Part of promoter is initiation site (transcription start). RNA Pol moves 3’ to 5’, synthesis 5’ to 3’, primer Unwinds 20 bp at a time. Transcript antiparallel to DNA template strand. No proof reading error rate 1 in 10,000-100,000
Translation starts before termination in prokaryotes.
Pre-mRNA 1st product of transcription in eukaryotes.
which is complementary & antiparallel to corresponding DNA. Genetic code relates codons to their specific AA. ~ Universal & Redundant but not ambiguous some exceptions. Start & Stop
tRNA has 75-80 nucleotides with internal H-bonding.
Conformation of tRNA allows it to bind ribosome.
3’ end of tRNA (CCA) is attached to AA & mid point has anticodon (antiparallel).
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