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genome  complete DNA sequence of a cell or organism  - 2 in humans: nuclear, mitochondrial mitochondrial genome  - Very small (16.6kb long)  - No histones  - Highly redundant  - Compact (no 'extra' DNA)  - DS ring  - Each mito has multiple copies of the mtDNA genom...

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BGEN 3022 Midterm Questions and Correct
Answers | Latest Update
genome


 complete DNA sequence of a cell or organism

 - 2 in humans: nuclear, mitochondrial




mitochondrial genome


 - Very small (16.6kb long)

 - No histones

 - Highly redundant

 - Compact (no 'extra' DNA)

 - DS ring

 - Each mito has multiple copies of the mtDNA genome

 - 2 rRNA, 22tRNA, 13 oxidative phosphorylation proteins

 - High mutation rate (10x nuclear)

 - inherited from mother




major difference between nuclear and mitochondrial genome content


 nuclear genome has much more extra space (non -protein coding

sequences)




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human nuclear genome content


 1% of DNA encodes proteins

4% DNA encodes "non-coding" RNAs


95% transposable element repeats, heterochromatin, "other" sequences




2 types of RNA


 - classical (- mRNA, rRNA, tRNA)

- non-coding (- lncRNAs, mRNAS, snoRNA, scaRNAs, snRNAs, piRNAs, exRNAs, siRNAs)




lncRNA


 long non-coding RNA

- can adopt complex secondary and tertiary folding structures


- i.e., XIST




miRNAs


 micro RNAS

- important regulators of gene expression


o negative regulators via translational repression or mRNA degradation



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o Bind complementary 3'UTRs of target mRNAs


- >1000 in human genome


- Small genes (22nt long)


- Infrequently mutated


- Revealed through C. elegans mutations (lin-4, let-7)


o Identified only in large scale screens via phenotypes


- Mutations Linked to certain human disease


o Hearing loss, keratoconus, cancer, obesity


§ Same inheritance patterns as mutations in protein-encoding genes




snRNA


 small nuclear RNA

- Diverse family involved in splicing events




snoRNAs


 small nucleolar RNA

- Guide processing of mainly rRNAs (>400)




gene families




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 multiple copies of closely related genes that arose from a single ancestral

gene

- Members = paralogues


- Often found in clusters on Xm


- Arise through duplication events




5 mechanism of duplication


 - unequal recombination

- chromosomal translocation


- DNA polymerase slippage


- transposable elements


- whole genome duplication




unequal recombination


 repetitive sequences/confusion during recombination leads to unequal

crossing over

- primary mechanism of duplication


- net gain AND loss of DNA


- involves small OR large regions


- helps explains clusters at same chromosomal location


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