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EXPRESSION OF BIOLOGICAL INFORMATION

Mind map: expression of biological information
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EXPRESSION OF BIOLOGICAL INFORMATION
MUTATION
- Any changes in genes or chromosomes
- spontaneous changes
- induced changes
- eg. point mutation, frameshift mutations, missense mutation, nonsense mutation
- Any changes in genes or chromosomes
SYNDROMES
- gene mutation
- eg.: sickle cell anemia, thalassemia major, cystic fibrosis
- chromosomal mutation
- chromosomal aberration, chromosomal number alteration
- sex chromosomes
- eg: Klinefelter's syndrome, XYY syndrome, XXX syndrome
- Autosome
- eg: Down's syndrome, trisomy- 13, trisomy- 18
- sex chromosomes
- chromosomal aberration, chromosomal number alteration
- gene mutation
DNA
- Frederick Griffith (1928)
- Griffith experiment: genetic role of DNA
- Avery, MacLeod, and McCarty' experiment (1952)
- worked in transforming harmless bacteria into pathogenic bacteria
- Hershey and Chase (1952)
- Molecular basis of inheritance
- Frederick Griffith (1928)
STRUCTURE OF DNA
- The Double Helix
- Semiconservative model
- X-ray cystallography
- Complementary Stands
- two structure follow lock and key principle
- Chargaff's Rule
- NO. of bases are equal A=T, G=C
- The Double Helix
DNA Replication
- Helicase Unwinds
- Single-strand binding protein stabilizes
- DNA polymerase iii synthesizes leading strand
- lagging strand synthesized discontinously. Primase synthesizes RNA primer which is extended by DNA polymerase III to form an Okazaki fragment.
- RNA primer replaced by DNA ( DNA polymerase I) and DNA ligase joins the Okazaki fragment to the growing strand.
- lagging strand synthesized discontinously. Primase synthesizes RNA primer which is extended by DNA polymerase III to form an Okazaki fragment.
- DNA polymerase iii synthesizes leading strand
- Single-strand binding protein stabilizes
- Helicase Unwinds
GENE EXPRESSION
- Transcription
- DNA to mRNA
- Translation
- RNA to protein
- Transcription
OPERON
- entire stretch of DNA (operator, promoter and genes they control)
- Repressible Operon
- regulated by the presence of metabolic end product ( co-repressor, tryptophan)
- Inducible Operon
- Regulated by substrate present in the metabolic pathway. (inducer, allo lactose)
- eg: Lactose Operon (Lac operon)
- only when lactose is present and glucose is absent
- Repressible Operon
- entire stretch of DNA (operator, promoter and genes they control)
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- this mind maps is prepared by Enoch Koay... Filbert did not do anything.. p/s filbert is telling the truth.
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