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Transcript of Lecture 1 BB1035 C15.pptx
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genotype
phenotype
environment
DNA
gene
organism
chromosome
genome
mRNA
transcriptome
proteome proteins
cell
Lecture 1 – Basics of DNA structure and function
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Lecture 1 – Basics of DNA structure and function
LINE and SINE – long and short interspersed elements
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What constitutes a gene?Transcription unit Regulatory region
1. 5’UTR2. Exons3. Introns4. 3’UTR
1. Promoter2. Enhancer3. Silencer
Lecture 1 – Basics of DNA structure and function
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What is DNA – Structure??
5′ end
3′ end
TA pairs have twohydrogen bonds.
CG pairs have three hydrogen bonds.
The strands both run in a 5′-to-3′ direction—they are antiparallel
3′ end
Each phosphate group links the 3′ carbon of one sugar to the 5′ carbon of the next sugar along the backbone.
Pairs of complementary bases form hydrogen bonds that hold the two strands of the DNA double helix together.
Phosphodiester linkageComplementary (A=T, C=G, pairing)
Why weak bonds?(H only 3% strength of covalent)
Lecture 1 – Basics of DNA structure and function
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DNA is a nucleic acids
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Nucleic Acids: RNA and DNA
Complementarity
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proteomeproteins
transcriptome
translation
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Post-translational modifications of proteins
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Protein activity!
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Cell nuclei contain chromatin that can be resolved as 30nm threads
Experimental unraveling (decondensation) of chromatin threads reveals “beads on a string”
Chromatin is composed of DNA (string) and proteins (beads)
Lecture 1 – Basics of DNA structure and function
How is DNA organized in a cell?
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What is DNA – Structure??
Chromatin = DNA + protein• histones (H1, H2A, H2B, H3, H4)
H1
Does DNA structure fulfill requirements? 1. faithful replication complementarity 2. informational content sequence 3. variation mutation/cross-overs
DNA controls traits – heredity Biotechnology – manipulate system
nucleosome
Lecture 1 – Basics of DNA structure and function