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What’s in store? Mutation: Where do they come from? Mutation: How do we get rid of them? Cancer: The result of mutation Thanksgiving Genetic variation Genetics of populations 2 nd UR Symposium on Agrobacterial genetics Exam IV
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What’s in store today? Is mutatagenesis random or induced? Luria-Delbrück fluctuation experiment Lederbergs’ replica plating experiment What mutations arise spontaneously? What is the cause of spontaneous base substitutions? Spectrum of mutations in lacI Tautomerization Transitions vs transversions
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Nature of mutation Luria-Delbrück fluctuation experiment Culture growing without lactose Culture able to metabolize lactose + lactose Person sensitive to smallpox Acquired immunity + virus Culture sensitive to bacteriophage + phage Acquired hereditary immunity + phage Culture sensitive to bacteriophage sensitive cells rare mutants Clonal growth of random mutants vs.
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Nature of mutation Luria-Delbrück fluctuation experiment Culture sensitive to bacteriophage + phage Acquired hereditary immunity + phage Culture sensitive to bacteriophage sensitive cells rare mutants Clonal growth of random mutants vs. How to distinguish the two?
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Nature of mutation Luria-Delbrück fluctuation experiment Little variation from tube to tube Great variation from tube to tube Add phage
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SQ2: What if tubes pooled? Add phage Tube 1 Tube 2 Tube 3 Tube 4 4 mutants 5 mutants 5 mutants 6 mutants
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Nature of mutation Lederbergs’ replica plating experiment Acquired hereditary immunityRandom mutation
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How to get lacI mutants Single cell Single colony Culture PGal + Colonies Isolate DNA Sequence lacI SQ6: Why a single colony?
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SQ8: What kind of mutations do you expect? What kind of mutations did Crick et al see? Problem set 4: Mutation of Factor VIII gene Wild-type5'-GGAGTTGAGTCATGGACTCTAAGCAGCGATCCACAAAG... Individual a 5'-GGAGTT T AGTCATGGACTCTAAGCAGCGATCCACAAAG... Individual b 5'-GGAGTTGAGTCAT T GACTCTAAGCAGCGATCCACAAAG... Individual c 5'-GGAGTTGAGTCATGGACTCT T AGCAGCGATCCACAAAG... Individual d 5'-GGAGTTGAGTCATGGACTCTAAGCAGC T ATCCACAAAG... Individual e 5'-GGAGTTGAGTCATGGACTCTAAGCAGCGATCCAC T AAG... What kind of mutation has been cropping up all semester? Base substitution rIIA - rIIA + proflavin Single base insertion/deletion What kind of mutations were in your T4 tester strains? Big deletions What kind of mutations were actually observed in lacI?
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GTCTGGCTGGCTGGCTGGC GTCTGGCTGGCTGGC Wild type Duplication SQ9 See anything unusual?
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GTCTGGCTGGC GTCTGGCTGGCTGGC Wild type Deletion
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SQ6: Why start with a single colony? Single cell Single colony
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SQ6: Why start with a single colony? Consider the alternative Concentration?2·10 9 cells/ml Number of cells transferred?> 2·10 6 cells Number of mutants transferred?> 4 mutants Number of mutants after regrowth of culture?> 4000 mutants
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Tautomerization of bases C T G A C* T* A G
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Mutagenesis from tautomeric base
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Effects of transition mutations
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Effects of transversion mutations
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