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2.11 Replication Flashcards

1
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Bonds that join the 3’hydroxyl group of the deoxypentose of one nucleotide to the 5’hydroxyl group of the deoxypentose of an adjacent nucleotide through a phosphate group

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Phosphodiester bonds

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2
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Single unique nucleotide sequence wherein prokaryotic DNA replication begins

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Origin of Replication

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3
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Protein that binds to specific nucleotide sequences at the origin of replication, causing short, tandemly arranged AT regions in the origin to melt

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DNA-A Protein

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4
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Enzyme that binds to ssDNA forces the strands apart, unwinding the double helix

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DNA helicases

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5
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Proteins that bind to newly separated ssDNA in order to hold them apart.

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Single stranded DNA binding proteins (SSBP)

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6
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Enzymes that cut one strand of the double helix to relieve supercoiling

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DNA Topoisomerase Type 1

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7
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Enzymes that make transient breaks in both dsDNA strands

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DNA Topoisomerase Type II

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8
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Monomeric units or building blocks of nucleic acids

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Nucleotides

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9
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Functions of nucleotides

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Precursors for informational molecules
Part of coenzyme
Donors of phosphoryl groups
Regulatory nucleotides
Synthetic analogues as drugs
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10
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Nitrogen-containing cyclic compounds whose rings contain both carbon and other elements

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Nitrogenous bases

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Purine

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Guanine

Adenine

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12
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Pyrimidine

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Cytosine
Uracil
Thymine

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13
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Has two rings

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Purine

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14
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Has one ring

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Pyrimidine

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15
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Has a planar characteristic that facilitates stacking of rings one on top of each other

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Nitrogenous bases

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16
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Pair with two H-bonds

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Adenine and Thymine/

Adenine and Uracil

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17
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Pair with three H-bonds

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Guanine and Cytosine

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18
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Also known as methyl uracil

Comes from folate system

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Thymine

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19
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Nitrogenous base + sugar

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Nucleoside

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20
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Link between nitrogenous base and ribose sugar

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beta-N-glycosidic bond

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21
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Anomeric carbon is attached to ___ for pyrimidine, and __ for purine

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N1; N9

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22
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Nucleosides + phosphate

Phosphorylated nucleosides

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Nucleotide

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23
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Esterified to a hydroxyl group of the sugar

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Phosphoryl group

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24
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Phosphoryl group usually attached to __ of the pentose

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C-5

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25
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5’-phosphoryl group forms a ___ with the 3’-OH of another nucleotide

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Phosphodiester bond

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26
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Catalyze the hydrolysis of phosphodiester bonds

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Phosphodiesterases

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27
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True or False

DNA is more table than RNA.

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True

Presence of hydroxyl group in carbon 2 of RNA makes it suscpetible to base-catalyzed hydrolysis

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28
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5’ end

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Phosphoryl group

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29
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3’ end

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Hydroxyl group

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30
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Polymer composed of nucleotide building blocks

Chemical basis of heredity

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DNA

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31
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DNA can be cleaved ___ by chemicals and hydrolyzed enzymatically by ___ or ___

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Hyrolytically
Exonucleases
Endonucleases

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32
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DNA has ___, meaning the strands run in opposite directions

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Antiparallel strands

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33
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True or false

DNA, regardless of the number of strands, follows Chargaff’s rules

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False

Chargaff’s rule does not apply in single-stranded DNA (ssDNA)

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34
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Supercoiling of the DNA is being regulated by ___

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Topoisomerases

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35
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Name the 3 processes in central dogma

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Replication
Transcription
Translation

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36
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A process in which DNA makes identical copies of itself, which are transmitted to the daughter cells during cell division

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Replication

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37
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Occurs during the S (synthesis) phase of the cell cycle

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Replication

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38
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New complementary strand is synthesized from 2 old single strands
The base sequence of each old strand predicts base sequence of the new complementary strand

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Semiconservative

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39
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Basis for the accuracy of DNA replication

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Complementarity

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40
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Enzyme that catalyzes addition of DNA nucleotides to a gw

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DNA polymerase

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41
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Entire DNA template used for replicaton

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Conservative

42
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Resulting DNA molecule interspersed with fragments of old and new DNA

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Dispersive

43
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Each strand serves as template for new DNA molecule

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Semiconservative

44
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Based from the Messelson-Stahl experiment, DNA replication does not follow the ____.

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Conservative model

45
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Precursors in DNA synthesis

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Deoxyribonucleoside triphosphate

46
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Double-helix first unwinds into single-stranded DNA, which will serve as ____

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Template

47
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Enzyme that catalyzes addition of DNA nucleotides to a growing chain of DNA

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DNA polymerase

48
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DNA polymerase reads in a ___ direction

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3’-> 5’

49
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The new strand is being synthesized in ___ direction

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5’->3’

50
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DNA synthesis begins at ___, a short sequence composes almost exclusively of __ base pairs

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Origin of replication

AT

51
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DNA strands separate locally and form two ___

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Replication forks

52
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Replication of double stranded DNA is ___, begins at a single origin and proceeds in both direction

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Bidirectional

53
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Maintains the separation of of the parental strands by stabilizing them

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Single-stranded DNA-binding proteins

54
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Remove supercoils that interfere with the further unwinding of the double helix

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DNA Topoisomerases

55
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Two types of DNA Topoisomerases

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Type I: Swivelase

Type II: Gyrase

56
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Cleaves one strand

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Type I: swivelase

57
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Cleaves both strands

Target of fluoroquinolones

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Type II: Gyrase

58
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Synthesizes short stretches of RNA

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Primase

59
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Needed by DNA polymerase to begin DNA chain elongation

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Primers

60
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Catalyzes chain elongation in a 5’->3’ direction

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DNA polymerase II

61
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DNA polymerase II uses ___ as substrates

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5’-deoxyribonucleoside triphosphates

62
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DNA can proofread the newly synthesized DNA using ___

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3’->5’ exonuclease activity

63
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The ____ is synthesized continuously, but the ___ is synthesized in short fragmetns.

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Leading strand

Lagging strand

64
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Lagging strand in short fragments called ___

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Okazaki fragment

65
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Removes RNA primers using 5’->3’ exonuclease activity

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DNA Polymerase I

66
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Seals the gaps between the Okazaki fragments by catalyzing the final phospholipid ester/phosphodiester linkage

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Ligase

67
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Group of proteins that recognize the origin of replication

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DNA A protein

68
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Unwind the double helix ahead of advancing replication fork

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Helicase

69
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Short strands of RNA needed to begin DNA chain

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Primers

70
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Enzyme that cleaves phosphodiester bonds in a nucleic acid

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Nuclease

71
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Two types of nucleases

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Endonucleases

Exonucleases

72
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Cleave internal phosphodiester bonds

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Endonucleases

73
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Cleave bonds at the 5’ or 3’ end

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Exonuclease

74
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Bacteria utilizes ___ for proofreading

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3’-exonuclease activity

75
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Only mismatched bases are removed

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3’ exonuclease activity

76
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Base-paired nucleotides are removed from the 5’ end

To erase the RNA primer and remove damaged portions of DNA during DNA repair

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5’ exonuclease activity

77
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DNA Polymerase types

Gap filling and sythesis of lagging strand

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Prokaryote: I
Mammalian: alpha

78
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DNA Polymerase types

DNA proofreading and repair

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Prokaryote: II
Mammalian: epsilon

79
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DNA Polymerase types

DNA repair

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Prokaryote: II
Mammalian: beta

80
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DNA Polymerase types

Mitochondria DNA synthesis

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Prokaryote: II
Mammalian: gamma

81
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DNA Polymerase types

Processive, leading strand synthesis

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Prokaryote: III
Mammalian: delta

82
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Eukaryotic DNA is (circular/linear)

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Linear

83
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Bubble-like structures within the DNA strand, which indicate a site of replication in eukaryotic cells

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Replication bubbles

84
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Structure responsible for the chromosome stability during mitosis

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Telomere

85
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Acts as “cap” that protects DNA from being mistaken by the cell as broken DNA that needs repair

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Telomere

86
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Enzymes that replace telomeres in cells that do not age

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Telomerase

87
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Lengthens the template strand by adding DNA sequences

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Telomerase

88
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Use RNA as template for DNA replication

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Reverse transcription

89
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RNA-dependent DNA polymerase

Makes a DNA copy from the RNA genetic material

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Reverse transcriptase

90
Q

A retrovirus that employs reverse transcription in order for it to proliferate within the body

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HIV

91
Q

Host cell of HIV is the __

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T-cell

92
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Part of the HIV that attaches to the T-cell receptor

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gp120 protein

93
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The newly-produced DNA is integrated within the host cell’s genome via the __

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Integrase

94
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The viral proteinase ___ becomes active resulting the generation of the mature form of HIV.

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p160

95
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Sulfonamides

Structural analogs and competitively inhibits the utilization of PABA of Folic Acid

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para-Aminobenzoic acid analogs

96
Q

Specific to bacteria

Humans do not synthesize folate but acquire it through diet

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para-Aminobenzoic acid analogs

97
Q

Inhibits the reduction of dihydrofolate to tetrahydrofolate, catalyzed by dihydrofolate reductase

A

Methotrexate

98
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Inhibits purine synthesis

DNA replication is slowed down in mammalian cells

A

Methotrexate

99
Q

Metabolically converted to 5-FdUMP which becomes permanently bound to the inactivated thymidylate synthase

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5-fluorouracil

100
Q

This results in deoxynucleotide pool imbalances and increased levels of deoxyuridine triphosphate, which cause DNA damage

A

5-fluorouracil

101
Q

Inhibit bacterial type II topoisomerases

A

Ciprofloxacin, Nalidixic

102
Q

Inhibit human type II topoisomerases, have some selectivity for cancer cells

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Etoposide, doxorubicin

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