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Mutations2.notebook 1 March 05, 2014 Central Dogma: _____ ______ ______ trans trans Protein Synthesis Review TACTGCTAG CTAGCATGA ACT UGACUG GCG AUGUAA Cys

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Central Dogma: _____ ______ ______

trans trans

Protein Synthesis Review

TACTGCTAG CTAGCATGA ACT

UGACUG GCG

AUGUAA

Cys

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Spot the Difference

 TACTTTACGACT

AUG­AAA­UGC­UGA

Met­Lys­His­Stop

 TACTTTTACGACT

AUG­AAA­AUG­CUG­A

Met­ Lys­ Met­ Leu

Mutations Key Terms

Mutation: Any change to an organism's genetic code. Can occur during replication (single gene) or meiosis (chromosome).

Point Mutation: When a single nucleotide is replaced with another. ATG ACG

Frameshift Mutation: When a nucleotide is added or removed. Causes the reading frame to drastically change. ATG ATCG

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March 05, 2014Mutagen: An environmental factor that can cause DNA mutations. (UV light, Carcinogens)

Types of Point MutationsMissense: A single amino acid is changed

AUG=MetAUC=

Nonsense: Changes a single amino acid to a stop codon. UAC=Tyr

UAA=StopSilent: Changes a single nucleotide that does not result in a change.

AAA= LysAAG=Lys

Frameshift Mutations: Addition or Deletion

The boy cut his lip and ate the hot dog.

The boy cut thi sli pan dat eth eho tdo g.

The boy cut his lip and tet heh otd og.

AUG-UGG-UUU AUC-GUG-GUU-UMet-Trp-Phe

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Mutations

There are 3 errors in the new strand of DNA. Find and identify what type of error they are.

Old DNA: TACATGCATACACTGATGGGC

New DNA: TACATACATACTCTGATTGGGC

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Reflection Questions1. How many amino acids are affected in a point mutation?

2. How many amino acids are affected in a frame shift mutation?

3. Usually frameshift mutations result in nonfunctional proteins. Why do you think the mutated proteins might not be functional?

4. Which type of point mutation would most affect an organism?

Mutation Practice1. Create a silent mutation in the following sequence: TACGTGACCATC2. Create a frame shift mutation that would affect 4 amino acids in this sequence. List the new amino acid sequence.

TACGGGCGCTTCGCGTAG3. Create a mutation in this sequence that results in a nonsense mutation. List the new amino acid sequence.

TACATACGTAGGACAACT

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1. TACGTGACCATC-Silent AUG CAC UGG UAG

2. TACGGGCGCTTCGCGTAG

3. TACATACGAGGACAAACTAUG UAU GCU CCU GUU UGA

Study Guide Review

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Wipeout!

Amino AcidNucleotidePolypeptideDNAmRNAtRNArRNAProteinHelicaseLigaseDNA PolymeraseRNA Polymerase

Okazaki FragmentsReplicationTranscriptionTranslationRNA processingNucleusCytoplasmCodonAnticodonErwin ChargaffRosalind FranklinWatson & Crick

MutationPoint MutationFramshift NonsenseMissenseSilentTranscription*TACAGGCTAACT

Translation*AUGAAUCGUUGA