Bio 141 Notes (4/24/14) Flashcards

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1
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When does DNA Synthesis happen?

A

interphase/ cell cycle

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2
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origin of replication

A

ori

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3
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Helicase

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unwinds helix and separates strands

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4
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Primer

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-is required before replication can be produced
made of RNA
-short single stand piece

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5
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Primase

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synthesizes and RNA primer

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6
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DNA Polymerase

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adds nucleotides to 3’ end

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7
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why is there leading and lagging strands of DNA

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leading - proceeding the same direction DNA is being unwound and becoming available
lagging - little left behind needs a new primer

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8
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Okazaki Fragments

A

DNA and primer meet

they don’t touch, there’s a gap

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9
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DNA Polymerase III

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synthesizes DNA over open sections

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10
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DNA Polymerase I

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synthesizes DNA to replace the RNA primer

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11
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DNA ligase

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joins adjacent strands to each other

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12
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PCR

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Polymerase chain reaction

  • DNA amplification (very useful) (copying)
  • ingredients - template, primers, dNTP, polymerase
  • instead of helicase you can DNA to almost boiling
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13
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PCR results

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1 million times more DNA than you started with

  • DNA is negatively charged
  • all copies are the exact same length
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14
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Mutations

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changes in DNA lead to changes in proteins, etc.

arise from errors in copying

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15
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Induced Mutations

A

some chemicals or environmental factors
mutegens
carcinogens

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16
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Mutegens

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cause mutations

17
Q

Carinogens

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cause mutations that ultimately lead to cancer

18
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Central Dogma

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DNA -> RNA -> Protein