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Introduction to DNA and RNA, Lecture notes of Biology

DNA, the types of RNA, transformation, basic DNA replication + vocabulary

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2023/2024

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Nucleic
Acids
·
DNA-deoxyribonucleic
acid
·
RNA-ribonucleic
acids
-
mRNA
:
Messenger
RNA
-
+RNA
:
transfer
RNA
-
rRNA
:
ribosomal
RNA
DNA
Tra ns form
Bacteria
-
Frederick
th
develop
vaccine
for
premonia
-
2
strains
·
Pathogenic
(disease
causing)
-
S
·
Non-Pathogenic
(harmless)
-
R
-
pathogenic
/heat
+
non
pathogenic=
pathogenic
Living
S
Cells
Living
R
cells
heat
killed
s
cells
heat
killed
S
+
R
control
control
control
pathogenic
non
pathogenic
morse
mouse
died
mouse
mouse
lived
live
d
died
*
transformation
occured
-
change
in
geneotype
+
phenotype
due
to
assimilation
of
external
DNA
by
a
cell
&
Viruses-bacteriophages
or
phages)
simpler
than
cells
·
viruses
infect
bacterial
cells
to
spread
·
more
than
DNA
or
RNA
enclosed
by
PRO
pf3
pf4

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Nucleic Acids

· DNA-deoxyribonucleic acid

· RNA-ribonucleic acids

  • mRNA :

Messenger RNA

  • +RNA : (^) transfer RNA
  • rRNA : (^) ribosomal RNA DNA Transform Bacteria
  • Frederick th

develop vaccine^ for^ premonia

  • 2 strains · Pathogenic (disease (^) causing)- S · Non-Pathogenic(harmless) - R
  • pathogenic /heat + (^) non (^) pathogenic= (^) pathogenic ↓ Living S^ Cells^ Living^

R cells heat killed s cells heat killed S + R

control control^ control ↓

pathogenic

non pathogenic ↓

morse

↓ mouse↓^ mouse^ died

mouse lived live d

died

*transformation occured - change in geneotype + phenotype dueto

assimilation of^ external^ DNA (^) by a cell Viruses-bacteriophages^ & or^ phages) (^) simpler than^ cells · viruses infect bacterial cells to (^) spread · more than DNA or RNA (^) enclosed (^) by PRO

Hershey Chase Is PRO^ or^ DNA^ the^ genetic material of (^) phage T

  • T (^2) (virus) (^) comes into contact W/ E. Coli cell-inserts its DNA to (^) make T2 (^) cells * - Trus A - 2 · - small intestine ⑤ (^2)

& ⑭ E^.^ Coli ·. : bacterials en (^) TEDNA more T · o

produced

Experiment Batch 1 :^ RadioactiveSulfer (359)^

isotope

in phage PRO

↑ T *^ ② ↓ Jj-liquid I C^ ~^ 'sc^ - Cell^ ⑭- -^ cell^

*pellet

1 4.^ Phage

labeled phages 2.^ agitation separates 3. centrifuged cells^ PRO found in

infect cell The^ phages from^ the^ form^ a^ pellet eiguid

cell Batch 2 : (^) Radioactive (^) Phosphorous (P) (^) in (^) phage DNA 4 Y^ ②

-^ I C n.^ -^

  • Cell &iligi^ e

~ 'sc -^ Cell^ S 4.^ phage^ DNA

1 was^ found^ in

labeled phages 2.^ agitation separates 3. centrifuged cells^ the pellet

infect (^) cell The^ phages from^ the^ form^ a^ pellet cell Results

-PRO remained outside of cell

  • DNA found (^) inside (^) the cell

* DNA functions as genetic of phage T

Nitrogenous Bases Adenine - Thyamine w 32 % Citosine -^ Guanine ~1%

(^3) models of (^) DNA (^) Replication Conservative :^ parent strands^ rejoin after^ copying Semi Conservative :^ one^ molecule is (^) /parent -^1 complement Dispersive:^ each^ new^ strand^ contains^ both^ parent-^ copy T

Meselson -^ Stahl^ zu

inn · (^) cultured E. (^) Coli

  • heavy isotope : "N (^) nu -^ u lighter isotope^ :^ "N^ n^ N

*DNA :^ Semi conservative

E tracked (^) density of^ parent t^ daughter DNA strand^ ,^ found^ some^ of^ each Ye of^ P 2 of^ d^ = (^) Semi cons. Vocab

Helicase :^ unwinds separates parental DNA strands

Single Stranded^ Binding Pro.:^ Stableizes unwound^ parental strands Topoisomerase:^ break, swivels -^ rejoins parental DNA^ ahead^ of replication fork^ relieving strain replication RNA Primer:^ short (^) chain of (^) RNA/signals start (^) here-enzyme (^) begin Primase :^ the (^) enzyme that adds (^) RNA (^) primers using the (^) parental PNA

as a template

DNA (^) Ligase:^ Jews (^) together all (^) new (^) fragments of (^) DNA DNA (^) Polymerase: (^) takes over after RNA is added (adds (^) nucleotides

1. replaces DNA primer with DNA

3 .MAIN^ polymerase to^ add^ more^ nucleotides^ to^ build^ complementary chain