Exam 14: Microbial Genetics Mechanisms of Genetic Variation
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The process in which one or more nucleic acid molecules are rearranged or combined to produce a new nucleotide sequence is called
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Microbial strains that can grow on minimal medium are called __________.
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The conjugation bridge in an Hfr F- mating usually breaks before chromosome transfer is complete; however, because at least part of the plasmid is transferred first, the recipient becomes F+.
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Transfer of genetic information via direct cell-cell contact is called
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The incorporation of a single strand of donor DNA into a recipient DNA duplex so that the donor strand replaces one of the strands or the recipient duplex generates __________ DNA.
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Mutations that result in the death of an organism when expressed are called __________ mutations.
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Who is credited with demonstrating unidirectional and nonreciprocal transfer of DNA between two mating
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In mismatch repair on newly replicated DNA, enzymes distinguish between old and newly replicated DNA strands based on the fact that newly replicated DNA strands are ________ methylated relative to older DNA.
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Lethal mutations can be recovered in haploid organisms if they are
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Which of the following types of mutation may play an important role in driving evolution because they are often nonlethal and, therefore, remain in the gene pool?
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A recipient cell that is temporarily diploid for a portion of the genome during the replacement process is called a(n) __________.
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Which of the following is considered a reverse mutation that will restore the wild type phenotype?
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Plasmids that have genes for pili and can transfer copies of themselves to other bacteria during conjugation are called __________ plasmids.
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__________ are physical or chemical agents that cause mutation.
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Transformation has been observed in only a limited number of species in nature, but we have found ways to force the process upon other species in the laboratory.
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Transfer of genes from one mature independent organism to another is called
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As the result of exposure to a mutagen, cytosine is substituted for thymine in one strand of DNA. Upon subsequent DNA replication, one of the daughter cells will have a GC pair in this position instead of an AT pair. This is called a(n) __________ mutation.
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Complete transfer in an Hfr F- mating takes approximately __________ minutes.
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