10 Molecular Genetics Flashcards

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Hershey-Chase experiment had radioactively-labeled protein, the isotope was

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35S

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Hershey-Chase experiment had radioactively-labeled DNA. Protein was

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32P

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3
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Who discovered the double helix?

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Rosalind Franklin!

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4
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DNA nucleotide base pair bonding:
The pair that has a double bond is _ and _.
The pair that has a triple bond is _ and _.

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Double: T and A.
Triple: G and C.

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5
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Which base pairs are stronger, C-G or A-T?

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C-G

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6
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DNA: Bond between sugar and phosphate. Is it covalent or ionic, intermolecular or intramolecular?

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Covalent intramolecular.

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7
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DNA nucleotide bases: What’s a single-ring structure called?

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Pyrimidine

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8
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DNA nucleotide bases: What’s the larger, double-ring structure called?

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Purine

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9
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Examples of pyrimidines?

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Thymine and cytosine

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10
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Examples of purines?

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Adenine and guanine

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What bond joins the NUCLEOTIDES in DNA?

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Covalent. (Remember that the nucleotide is the entire subunit of the polynucleotide/DNA strand. It includes the deoxyribose sugar, the phosphate group, and the nitrogenous base.)

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12
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DNA nucleotides: what kind of bonding occurs between nitrogenous bases?

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Hydrogen bonding.

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13
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Semiconservative model

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During dna replication, parental molecule‘s strands split apart, free nucleotides complete them, making two identical daughter strands. Daughter strands are half from parental molecule, half of strand is “Conserved” in daughter strand.

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14
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Explain promoter in RNA nucleotide synthesis

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Promoter: a nucleotide sequence that is a binding site for sigma factor (protein) and RNA polymerase.

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What is the first phase of transcription

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Initiation. Attachment of RNA polymerase to the promoter.

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