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Page 1: Cell Differentiation

Cell Differentiation http://www.youtube.com/watch?

v=cyaVEotYsY0

Page 2: Cell Differentiation

Cell Specialization & Gene Expression We have 100 trillion cells, but they don’t all

look the same (200 types):

Neuron Cell

Epithelial (Skin) CellsRed Blood Cells

Muscle CellSperm Cell

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Cell Specialization & Gene Expression All of these cells contain the same exact copy of DNA (except sperm and

egg), BUT:

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Same DNA, but only

some genes are

expressed

Definitions

**Gene: a portion of DNA that codes for a

protein

**Gene Expression: the proteins formed by

the decoding of specific genes in a cell

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Exhibition Step 1 Pick a cell Answer questions on planning sheet Use as introduction to your hero and story

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Mutations Mutation: A change in a DNA sequence. May

or may not affect gene expression (the protein).

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Mutagen: something that causes a mutation

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Mutations

Point

Silent Not Silent

Frameshift

Insertion Deletion

Mutations & Gene Expression

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Mutations & Gene Expression

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Recall: 64 codons, only 20

amino acids.

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Mutations

Point Mutation: Change in one nucleotide

1. T H E / F A T / C A T / A T E / T H E / R A T

T H E / F A T / K A T / A T E / T H E / R A T

2. T H E / F A T / C A T / A T E / T H E / R A T

T H E / F A T / B A T / A T E / T H E / R A T

“Silent Mutation”

Not Silent

Message still sounds the

same

Message sounds

different

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Mutations & Gene Expression Point Mutations (cont.)

Normal:

Point (Silent):

Point (not silent):

DNA Template Strand

T A C G T G C G A A C C T G A A T T

mRNA Strand A U G C A C G C U U G G A C U U A A

Protein Methionine

Histidine AlanineTryptopha

nThreonine STOP

DNA Template Strand

T A C G T G C G C A C C T G A A T T

mRNA Strand A U G C A C G C G U G G A C U U A A

Protein Methionine

Histidine AlanineTryptopha

nThreonine STOPRecall: 64 codons, only 20 amino acids; helps prevent protein changes!

DNA Template Strand T A C G T G C G A A C G T G A A T T

mRNA Strand A U G C A C G C U U G C A C U U A A

Protein Methionine

Histidine Alanine Cysteine Threonine STOPJust one amino acid change can change an entire protein!

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Sickle Cell Anemia

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Mutations & Gene Expression

Frameshift Mutations: insertion or deletion of

nucleotide(s) results in the reading of codons

to shift.

1. T H E / F A T / C A T / A T E / T H E / R A T

T H E / F A E / T C A / T A T / E T H / E R A / T

2. T H E / F A T / C A T / A T E / T H E / R A T

T H E / A T C / A T A / T E T / H E R / A T

Insertion

Letters after insertion are shifted to the right

All Nonsense = Message Destroyed

Deletion

All Nonsense = Message Destroyed

Letters after insertion are shifted to the left

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Mutations & Gene Expression Frameshift Mutations (cont.)

Normal:

Frameshift Insertion:

Frameshift Deletion:

DNA Template Strand

T A C G T G C G A A C C T G A A T T

mRNA Strand A U G C A C G C U U G G A C U U A A

Protein Methionine

Histidine AlanineTryptopha

nThreonine STOP

DNA Template Strand

T A C A G T G C G C A C C T G A A T T

mRNA Strand A U G U C A C G C G U G G A C U U A A

Protein Methionine

Serine Arginine LeucineAspartat

eLeucine

DNA Template Strand

T A C T G C G A A C G T G A A T T

mRNA Strand A U G A C G C U U G C A C U U A A

Protein Methionine

Threonine

Leucine Glycine Leucine

No Stop

Completely Different!

Completely Different!

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Example Cystic Fibrosis

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You try it… Write: THE BOY HAD THE FLU Do two types of frameshift mutations:

Insertion of a single base Deletion of a single base

In each case, how many amino acids would be affected during translation?

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Mutations & Gene Expression Which is more destructive? Point OR

FrameshiftChanges MANY amino acids

Mutations

Point

Silent Not Silent

Frameshift

Insertion Deletion

Can be a “silent mutation” or only

changes one amino acid

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What Causes Mutations?

There are two main ways in which DNA can become mutated:

Mutagens: agents that cause changes in DNA:

Chemical exposure: pH, poisons, toxins, factory waste, pollution

Radiation: nuclear fallout, X rays, UV sun exposure

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Are mutations good or bad?

Both…. Mutations can lessen chances of survival

A mutation that makes a rabbit white instead of brown may make it easier to catch because it stands out in its environment.

Mutations can help chances of survival and increase genetic diversity in a species Over millions of years, mutations have caused

different colors in bear fur, and bears have evolved as different species in different environments (polar, forest)

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Exhibition Step 2 Pick a mutagen Research how it affects cells, and apply it to

your selected cell This is the conflict and introduction of the

villain in your story