4.2 Flashcards

1
Q

What does helicase do?

A

Separates DNA strands.

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2
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What does RNA primer do?

A

Puts primer on strands to initiate DNA synthesis

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3
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What does DNA Polymerase III do?

A

Synthesizes DNA strands

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4
Q

What does DNA Polymerase I do?

A

Repairs and edits broken or wrongly attached DNA

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5
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What does Ligase do?

A

Glues DNA strands together

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6
Q

What direction does DNA replicate in?

A

5 prime to 3 prime direction

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7
Q

What word describes the direction of DNA strands?

A

Antiparallel

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8
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What are the fragments called that form on the lagging strand?

A

Okazaki Fragments

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9
Q

Do mistakes happen in DNA replication? What happens to fix it?

A

Polymerase 3 DOES make mistakes and Polymerase 1 comes in and edits the typos afterward.

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10
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Are strands continuous?

A

No, they are semi-discontinuous; lagging strands have to reset the replication because they move antiparallel to the leading strand which is going WITH the Polymerase.

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