Avery, et al.
The DNA strand that has the same base sequence as the mRNA
The coding strand
Set of genes transcribed as a unit under the control of the same promoter and regulatory sequences
Operon
Base change that changes the codon to one for another amino acid
missense mutation
The enterics belong to this taxonomic group.
gamma proteobacteria
50 point bonus: name another bacterium in this group.
direction of DNA synthesis
5' to 3'
The reason fewer than 61 tRNAs are needed in translation
Wobble
Sequences where a repressor binds
operator
Base-pairing change that occurs in spontaneous mutations
tautomerization
Nitrogen fixation cell in cyanobacterium
Heterocyst
Developed with mutant strains of Neurospora, this theory describes how DNA explains phenotypes
One gene-one protein(enzyme) theory
This protein is necessary for transcription initiation in bacteria
sigma factor
effector molecule that is neccesary for the CAP protein to bind
cyclic AMP
List three types of plasmid
Any of the following: R-factors; conjugative; metabolic, Col plasmids; virulence plasmid
The two groups of Gram-positive bacteria
Firmicutes and Actinobacteria
Model of DNA replication used in plasmids and bacteriophages
Rolling circle mechanism
proteins that help fold nascent polypeptides
chaperone proteins
In which operon does a single protein act as both a repressor and activator
Arabinose operon
Homologous recombination
The thermophilic archaea with a unique DNA polymerase.
Pyrococcus furiosus
Name the three parts of each PCR cycle
denaturation, annealing, extension
Enzyme that links the tRNA to its corresponding amino acid
amino-acyl tRNA synthetase
The two parts of a two-component regulatory system
Sensor kinase and response regulator
This type of gene transfer is due to the lysogenic cycle of bacteriophage
Specialized transduction
Name three physiological groups of Archaea
Any three of the following:
Methanogens, (extreme) Halophiles,(thermophilic) Sulfate reducers, Extreme thermophiles, Cell wall-less archaea,mesophilic ammonia oxidizers