Wednesday , April 24, 2013
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Wednesday, April 24, 2013• Do Now: Sequence a mRNA strand from
the DNA sequence TACCCGTTAGACGCAACCACT. Now, using the genetic code chart on page 211, determine the amino acid sequence.
• Objective: Evaluate three ways point mutations can alter genetic material.
• HW: Worksheet
Mutations
A change in the genetic material of a cell.
Good Bad Neutral
2 Types• Germ cell mutations – Occurs in
organisms germ cells.• Somatic mutations – Occurs in
organisms body cells.
Which ones can be passed to offspring?
Where Can Mutation Occur?
• Gene Mutations - Involve large segments of DNA or a single nucleotide within a codon.• Chromosome Mutations - Either
changes in the structure of a chromosome or the loss of an entire chromosome.
2 Types of Gene Mutations
Point Mutationo Substitution
Frameshift Mutationo InsertionsoDeletions
THECATSAWTHEDOG
THE CAT SAW THE DOG
Sentence = GeneWord = CodonLetter = Nucleic base
1. THE BAT SAW THE DOG
2. THE CAT SAW THE HOG 3. THE CAT SAT THE DOG
THE ATS AWT HED OG
THE CMA TSA WTH EDO G
Frameshift Mutations
THE CAT SAW THE DOGTHE ATS AWT HED OG
THE CMA TSA WTH EDO G
Frameshift Mutations1. Caused by insertion or deletions of a
nucleotide.2. Alters the triplet grouping of
nucleotides into codons.3. Shifts the reading frame so that all
nucleotides downstream will be improperly grouped.
Sickle Cell Mutation
DNA mRNA Amino AcidNormal C G T → A Glutamic Acid
T A Substitution C G A → T Valine T A
Check Point 1. Which type of mutation would have a
greater effect on the sequence of amino acids in a protein, a base pair substitution or a frameshift mutation? Explain.
2. What is the maximum number of amino acids that could be coded for by a section of mRNA with the sequence GUUCAGAACUGU.
Chromosome Mutations
• Are changes in chromosome structure.• There are four types of mutations:1.Deletion - a piece breaks off and is lost.2.Duplication - A piece is repeated.3.Inversion - A piece breaks off and reattaches in
the wrong order.4.Translocation – A piece attaches to a different
chromosome.
Karyotype
Structure of a chromosome