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Chp. 18 bio
The Genetics of Viruses and Bacteria
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Virus | Contains Nucleic Acid DNA or RNA and protein. they do not have a nucleus. Need to infect cell to reproduce. |
| Dormant | *Viruses, inactive or not expressed. |
| Virus uses | a host cell to translate and transcribe their genome. |
| Viral Life Cycles | Lytic and Lysogenic |
| Lytic Cycle | Virus infects the host cell. Viral Dna replicated transcribed and translated. assemble new viruses then host cell lyses. *burst |
| Lysogenic Cycle | Viral Dna inserts into Host Dna, it can be dormant. Each time cell divides, viral dna replicates. *herpes |
| Dna viruses include | hepatitis and herpes |
| Rna viruses include | influenza, measles, polio, ebola, hantavirus, hiv. |
| Retrovirus | RNA virus that is duplicated in a host cell using the reverse transcriptase enzyme to produce DNA from its RNA genome. |
| HIV virus is | Rna virus that has special characteristics, @ copies of RNA. retrovirus. |
| Bacterial cell has | single, large, circular chromosome. |
| Plasmids | extra-chromosomal Dna found in bacteria. 10% of genetic info. |
| Bacteria has evolved to | pick up foreign dna. |
| three methods of genetic recombination | conjugation, transduction, and transformation. |
| Transformation | when bacteria dies, dna is released into environment. other bacteria has the ability to pick it up with competency and incorp with chromosomes. |
| Competency | the ability to pick up DNA |
| Transduction | this is the transfer of bacterial genes from a donor cell to a recipient cell by a bacteriophage. |
| conjugation | method requires contact with donor and recipient cell. it enables the passage of many genes. sometimes chromosomes or plasmids are transferred. |
| F plasmids | F factors that give bacteria the ability to produce a protein called pilin that assembles to for sex pili |
| pilin | forms sex pili |
| Sex pilus | is a hollow, tubular structure produced by a donor through which genes are transferred to the recipient cell. |
| Donor Cell | with plasmids F+ |
| Recipient cell | lacking the plasmid f- |
| Resistance plasmids or R plasmids or R factors | give bacteria antibiotic resistance. Bacteria with r plasmids are becoming more commmon. |