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Title: Genetics of Bacteria


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???????????????????????(Genetics of Bacteria)
  • ???????????? ???????????????????????????????????
  • 1. ???????????????????????????????????????????????
    TRANSFORMATION, CONJUGATION, ???
  • TRANSDUCTION
  • 2. ?????????????????????????????????????????????

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????????????????????
  • Introduction to Genetics. 2000.
  • Griffith et al.
  • 2. Genetics. 1992. Weaver Hedrick.
  • 3. Molecular Genetics of Bacteria. 1989. Dale J.
  • 4. ???????????. 2542. ???????? ?????????.
  • 5. ???????????. 2528. ???????? ?????.
  • 6. websitegtconservation genetics
  • 7. ?????? ????????

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Prokaryotes blue-green algae (cyanobacteria)
bacteria Simple Chromosome (no nuclear
membrane) ???? monoploid Bacteriophage virus
that parasitize bacteria (phage)
no meiosis
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Transformation A bacterial cell acquired a
piece of DNA from the environment and incorporate
this DNA into its own chromosome
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Conjugation One bacterial cell
transfers DNA segments to another cell by direct
cell-to-cell contact
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Transduction
Bacterial viruses pick up a piece of DNA from one
bacterial cell and inject it into another, in
corporate into the chromosome
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????????????????????????
  • BACTERIA
  • (Not all)
  • Exchange genetic information
  • Artificial Nature
  • Transformation Conjugation Transduction

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TRANSFORMATION
  • Griffith ????? Transformation ????????????????????
    ???????????????? (Pneumococcus pneumoniae)
  • ?????????????? e.g. Streptococcus, Bacillus
    subtilis, E. coli
  • ??????????????? ???????????????

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DNA
enzyme
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????????????????????? Transformation
  • ??????????????????????????????? DNA
  • (15 molecules ?????? ??? 1 ??????????????)
  • ????????????????
  • -????????????????????? transformation
    ????????????????????????
  • -DNA ??? mammalsgt transformation ?? E. coli
    ???

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PLASMID
  • ???????? DNA ?????????????????? minichromosome
  • ????????? ??????????????????2-3
    ?????????????????????????????????????? plasmid
    ??????????????????????????????????????????????????
    ????????????????????????????? ???????? EPISOME
    ???????????? F factor ??????? E. coli

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Basic procedure for plasmid transformation of E.
coli
  • Bacterial cell takes up isolated DNA molecules
    from the medium surrounding it.
  • Artificial pretreatment of the cells of many
    bacterial species is only readily demonstrated
    and probably does not occurs naturally.
  • Transformation occurs in nature is also limited
    by the presence of nucleases (Endonuclease
    Ligase) in many environments.

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?????????????? transformation
  • ???????? DNA ???????????????????????????
    ?????????????????????????????
  • ????????? active transport ???????????????????????
    ????????????
  • ???????? DNA ????????? polynucleotide
    ???????????????????? ???????? DNA
    ??????????????????????????????????????????????????
    ??
  • gt????????????????????????????? ????
    recombination
  • ???????????????????????????? recombination
    ?????????????? heteroduplex
  • gt ?????????????????????????????---gt
    ????????????????????????? 2 ??????????? DNA
    ?????????? recombination ?????????? homoduplex

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E. coli plasmid transforma-ting
????? Molecular genetics of bacteria 1989. P. 56
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CONJUGATION
  • Direct contact between bacterial cell
    CONJUGATION

  • SEX pili (????)
  • DNA ???????
  • ?

F Fertility factor
F- NO fertility factor
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????? Introduction to Genetics. 2000. Griffith
et al.
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minimal medium a substrate containing
only inorganic salts, a carbon source for
energy, and water for bacterial growth without
nutrient supplements
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Wild type bacteria Prototrophic
Can grow colonies on minimal medium
Can not grow unless specific nutrients (adenine,
biotin et.) are added
Mutant clones Auxotrophic
? Geneticist can distinguish different phenotypes
among plated colonies
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Genotypic symbols phenotype bio- ????????????????
??? biotin ???????? minimal medium
arg- ??????????????????? arginine ????..
met- ??????????????????? methionine ????..
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Genotypic symbols phenotype lac- ????????????????
???????? lactose ???????????????? gal- ???????????
????????????? galactose ???????????????? strr ???
???????????????????????????????????????? strs ????
??????????????????????????????????
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Discovery of conjugation
???????????????????????????????????????? ?.?.
1946 Joshua Lederberg Edward
Tatum ??????????????? E. coli ?????????????? str
ain A ??? strain B
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????? An Introduction to Genetic Analysis. 2000.
Griffith et al.
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CONJUGATION EXPERIMENT
(a)
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Strain B ????? fertility factor F-
BACTERIA
Strain A ?? fertility factor F
A B
???? Direct contact ???????? DNA ?????????? F
pilus (????)
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????? An Introduction to Genetic Analysis. 2000.
Griffith et al.
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CONJUGATINGE. coli
????? Introduction to Genetics. 2000. Griffith
et al.
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How do we know the F factor consists of genes?
Experiment
new species of DNA appeared in the S. marcescous
and its density matched that of E. coli
E. coli ??? F S. marcescens ??? DNA
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Hfr bacteria mutant F strains but lost
the ability to transfer fertility at high
frequency
Instead, they transfer host chromosomal genes at
high frequency
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CONJUGATION
????? Molecular genetics of bacteria. 1989. P.
59.
Transfer of DNA by conjugation
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Mechanism of plasmid DNA transfer by CONJUGATING
????? Molecular genetics of bacteria. 1989. P.
60.
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????????????????????? CONJUGATION
  • Conjugation tube
  • F factor (Sex factor F plasmid)
  • ???????????????????? F factor ???????? F
  • ??????????????????????? F factor ???????? F-
  • ??????? F factor (1) ????????????? (2)
    ?????????????? chromosome
  • ????????? Hfr
  • ???????? ?????????????????????
    ????????????????????????????

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TRANSDUCTION
The use of phages to carry bacterial genes into
new host cells
SPECIALIZED
GENERALIZED
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TRANSDUCTION
  • ????????????????????/?????????????????????????????
    ??????????????????????????????????????????????????
    ????????????????????????? Bacteriophage
  • Bacteriophage (phage) ?? 2 ????
  • virulent and temperate (prophage) ????????????
  • ?????? ??? E. coli

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Generalized transduction (??????????????????)
??????????
???????????????
???????????????
??????
???????????
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PROPHAGE
  • DNA ???????????????? temperate phage
    ???????????????? chromosome ??? bacteria
    ???????????????????? chromosome ??? bacteria
    ????????????????????????????? bacteria
  • prophage ?????????????????????????????????????????
    ???? ??? Lambda (???????) ??? E. coli

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Generalized TRANSDUCTION
????? Molecular genetics of bacteria. 1989. P.
68.
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???????? Lambda transducing phages
?????????????????? transduction
  • Normal excision
  • (b) Right excision
  • (c) Left excision

????? Genetics of Bacteria and phages. In
Genetics. 1992. Weaver RF Hedrick PW. PP. 387
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Generalized transduction (??????????????????)
??????????
???????????????
???????????????
??????
???????????
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????? An Introduction to Genetic Analysis. 2000.
???? 232, Griffith et al.
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SEXDUCTION
  • ????????????? F factor ?????????
    ???????/??????????????????????????????????????????
    ??????????????

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Localized transduction (?????????????????????)
??????????????? ????????????? ????????????? ??????
??????? ???????????
???????
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