Operons | Eukaryotic Regulation | Mutations | Genes |
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Regulator gene codes for a lac operon repressor protein.
What is a Lac Operon?
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A body of heterozygous females is mosaic.
What are Barr Bodies?
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Change in the reading frame of Codons.
What is Frameshift Mutation?
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Produces five enzymes to synthesize the amino acid tryptophan.
What is trp operon
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Found in mammalian females
What is Heterochromatin?
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Changes a single nucleotide or a single specific codon.
What is Point Mutation?
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Explains the regulation of gene expression in Prokaryotes.
What is Operon Model?
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Is a chromatin remodeling complex.
What is Euchromatin?
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May be due to transposons or replication errors.
What is Spontaneous Mutation?
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Located outside of the operon and codes for a repressor protein molecule.
What is the regulator Gene?
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How many levels of control of gene activity is there?
What is Five?
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Caused by mutagens and carcinogens or environmental factors that alter DNA.
What is Induced Mutation?
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Codes for enzymes of a metabolic pathway and is transcribed as a unit.
What is the Structural Gene?
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Specific DNA sequences that can move within and between chromosomes and can shut down gene activity.
What is Jumping Genes (Transposons)
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Cpdes for a faulty receptor in the stimulatory pathway.
What is Oncogenes?
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