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1
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Protein phosphorylated by MPF?

A

Histone H1

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Main components of mitotic spindle?

A

Kinetochore(responsible for movement and separation of chromatids), polar(for elongation of cell), chromosomal and astral microtubules

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3
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Protein complexes that hold sister chromatids?

A

Cohesin complex(cleaved by seperase)

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4
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Phase of mitosis that chromatids separate?

A

Anaphase

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5
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What is responsible for cytokinesis?

A

Actin filaments

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6
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Cell division for germ cell?

A

Meiosis(n, haploid)

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7
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Anaphase of 1st meiosis?

A

Homologous chromosomes separate

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8
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Anaphase of 2nd meiosis?

A

Sister chromatids separate

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9
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What is crossing over?

A

Exchange of genetic material between homologous chromosomes during meiosis

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10
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Semi conservative nature of replication?

A

One chain of replicated DNA is the original and the other is the newly synthesised one

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11
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Function of template during replication?

A

Helps incorporate nucleotide by base pairing

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12
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Why is DNA replication primer dependent?

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Because DNA polymerase are not able to initiate synthesis

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13
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Continuously replicated strand of replication fork?

A

Leading strand

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14
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Short DNA segments synthesised from lagging template strand of replication fork?

A

Okazaki fragments

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15
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Site for begin of replication?

A

Origo (origin of replication)

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16
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Enzyme causing DNA relaxation during replication?

A

Topoisomerase I

17
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Enzyme cleaving hydrogen bond at replication fork?

A

Helicase

18
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Function of primase?

A

Synthesises RNA primers

19
Q

Proofreading?

A

Removal of non complementary nucleotide incorporated during DNA replication

20
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Enzyme activity of polymerase I and III?

A

I: 5’—3’ elongation, 5’—3’ exonuclease
III: 5’—3’ elongation, 3’—5’ exonuclease

21
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Function of 3’—5’ exonuclease activity?

A

Proofreading

22
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Function of 5’—3’ exonuclease activity?

A

Primer degradation