BIO 350 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Transposable Element, Start Codon, Purine

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Genome the complete set of hereditary information of an organism. Mrna: the sequence of a gene that has coding information for the polypeptide product chromosome, the linear array of genes start codon is always translocated, methionine the stop codon is not translated. C-g has a 3 hydrogen bonds, so it has a higher melting point. What is a mutation: a change in the dna sequence. A transition replaces a a-t base pair with a g-c base pair or vice versa: 5" agtctagttggc, 5" agcctagttggc, a purine to purine mutation. A transversion replaces a purine with a pyrimidine, such as changing a-t to t-a: 5" agtcta. An insertion/ deletion (indel) can result from the movement of transposable element: 5" agt ctag, 5" agtactag. Regarding mutations, we try to think about function of the original gene and how the mutation impacts the functionality.

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