2nd sem: Gene expression Flashcards

1
Q

The initial start codon is AUG which translates as?

A

Methionine

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2
Q

The 3rd phase of eukaryotic cell division?

A

G2 phase

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3
Q

The parent strand runs in a _____ direction

A

5’-3’

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4
Q

Since the parent strand runs in a 5’-3’ direction and the newly synthesized strand runs in a 3’-5’ direction, the characteristic of this proves it is

A

anti-parallel to one another

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5
Q

What must occur first before the M phase according to the cell cycle?

A

S phase (DNA replication)

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6
Q

the genetic code is made up of what?

A

3 nucleotide residues (which makes up a codon)

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7
Q

In the unwinding of DNA, DNA polymerase uses only ____ as a template

A

ssDNA

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8
Q

what enzyme is used for unwinding the short segments of DNA?

A

helicases

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9
Q

What type of topoisomerase makes transient breaks on both strands of DNA?

A

DNA topoisomerase II

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10
Q

DNA topoisomerase I does not use ATP but rather uses the energy from?

A

energy that is released from the cleaving of phosphodiester bond of the duplex

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11
Q

Direction of synthesis of RNA primer

A

5’-3’ direction

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12
Q

DNA polymerase elongation step of adding new DNA strand runs in a

A

5’-3’ direction

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13
Q

It is the cytoplasmic RNA acting as a template for protein synthesis

A

mRNA

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14
Q

Major enzyme for replication?

A

DNA pol III

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15
Q

Major enzyme for transcription?

A

RNA polymerase

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16
Q

Type of RNA: termed as cellular machinery for protein synthesis

A

rRNA (recall: peptidyl transferase)

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17
Q

Type of RNA: carries specific amino acids in peptides

A

tRNA

18
Q

Type of RNA: process products of transcriptional units

A

miRNA

19
Q

Recognizes specific DNA sequences (palindrome sequences)

A

restriction endonuclease

20
Q

DNA polymerase activity: Unidirectional; works on terminal nucleotides

A

EXOnuclease

21
Q

DNA Polymerase activity: Internal phosphodiester bond specific

A

ENDOnuclease

22
Q

For eukaryotic DNA polymerase, DNA pol ___ is the counterpart of DNA pol III in prokaryotes

A

DNA polymerase epsilon

23
Q

For eukaryotic DNA polymerase, DNA pol ___ is the counterpart of DNA pol I in prokaryotes

A

DNA polymerase delta

24
Q

DNA polymerase B-subunit major role is for ____

A

DNA repair

25
Q

In eukaryotes, DNA polymerase gamma (y) unit replicates ______

A

mitochondrial DNA

26
Q

Prokaryotic: DNA pol III alpha: polymerase activity
Eukaryotic: DNA polymerase alpha: ________

A

primase activity

27
Q

DNA polymerase delta has 3’-exonuclease activity in the _______ strand of DNA

A

Lagging strand

28
Q

DNA polymerase epsilon has 3’-exonuclease activity in the _______ strand of DNA

A

Leading strand

29
Q

5’-3’ exonuclease functions to

A

remove RNA primer

30
Q

what is the reverse transcriptase used for preventing progressive shortening of the lagging strand?

A

telomerase

31
Q

Intervening segments of DNA that do not code for the amino acid sequence of polypeptide

A

Introns (as in INtervene)

32
Q

Coding segments of the gene

A

Exons (EXpress)

33
Q

small unit of DNA that is INTACT so that it can transmit genetic information

A

CIStron (SIS may chika ako sayo)

34
Q

In prokaryotic gene, the TATAAT/Prinbow box confers the fidelity of

A

initiation for transcription (directs saan pupunta ang RNA polymerase)

35
Q

In eukaryotic gene, the _______ box provides the “where” signal and confers fidelity of initiation for transcription

A

TATA/hogness box

36
Q

In eukaryotes, the CAAT box functions to ____

A

determine the FREQUENCY of transcription initiation

37
Q

In prokaryotes, TGTTGACA is the

A

frequency signal (ilang times need mag transcribe ang sequences)

38
Q

What protein is ESSENTIAL for chain termination for eukaryotes?

A

Rho protein (recall: 2 types, dependent and independent)

39
Q

stop codons:

A

UAG
UGA
UAA

40
Q

where is mRNA derived from in eukaryotes?

A

hRNA