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_________ = changing the letter codes of a gene

Topic 2: DNA Mutations. _________ = changing the letter codes of a gene. MUTATION. CAUSES. Mutation _________: During DNA ______________: Base-pairing mistakes can happen but most are ______ Exposure to powerful ____________:

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_________ = changing the letter codes of a gene

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  1. Topic 2: DNA Mutations _________ = changing the letter codes of a gene MUTATION CAUSES • Mutation _________: • During DNA ______________: • Base-pairing mistakes can happen but most are ______ • Exposure to powerful ____________: • __________ smoke, smokeless tobacco, exhaust from burning petroleum fuels, pesticides, herbicides, alcohol, sawdust from CCA lumber, paints, mineral spirits & oils, asbestos, etc., • Exposure to powerful _____________: • _____________ (nuclear fuel & bombs) • _________ (at hospitals & dental offices) • _________ (from sunlight and tanning beds) Replication fixed chemicals Cigarette radiation Gamma rays X-rays UV rays

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  3. TYPES Original gene mutated gene TAGACAT  TAGACCAT TAGACAT  TGACAT TAGACAT  TAGAGAT Addition • Mutation ________ • __________ = add 1+ letters • ___________ = lose 1+ letters • __________ = switch 1+ letters Deletion Substitution TNT Rap 1

  4. EFFECTS • Mutation _________: Was the protein produced any different shape than the original? 1. ___ effect = protein remains the same  _______ shape 2. _____ effect = protein has 1+ different AA  ________ shape change 3. ____ effect = protein has many different AA  _______ shape change same NO Small small Big big

  5. Mutation Conclusions: different • Any protein _________ than the original probably will NOT fold into the same 3-D _______ = NOT FUNCTION = cause a __________ problem • Most mutations have a ________ (-) effect that lowers an organism’s chance for survival Ex. • Some mutations have a __________ (+) effect for an organism in a certain environment that helps them better survive the challenges of life Ex. • Accumulating DNA mutations often lead to diseases like _____ • Only DNA mutations in _____ and _____ cells can be inherited • These _________ mutations often result in a variety of genetic ________ SHAPE health negative positive cancer eggs sperm inherited diseases

  6. Mutation Conclusions: quickly • Some viruses mutate _______ because mistakes during ___________ of their genetic material are NOT fixed by proofreading repair enzymes • This leads to new ________ of disease-causing viruses that sometimes emerge to cause major health ___________ • This happens because people have little immunity to the viruses’ newly-shaped ____________ Ex. replication strains epidemics proteins

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