Bio exam 4 ch 14 Flashcards

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Avery, Macleod, Marty contributions

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DNA is the transforming material

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2
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Griffith contributions

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Concluded something passed from heat killed S cells to R cells, transforming them

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3
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Hershey and Chase contributions

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Showed that DNA is the genetic material, not protein

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4
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Watson and Crick contributions

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Solved the 3d structure of DNA

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5
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Chargaffs contributions

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Amount of A=T
Amount of G=C

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6
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Franklins contributions

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X ray suggested a helical/spiral molecule

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7
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Evidence that helped Watson and crick

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-DNA was known to be a polymer of nucleotides
-Nucleotides consist of: Deoxyribose sugar, phosphate group, nitrogenous base (pyrimidine, purine)

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8
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Pyrimidine

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-Nitrogenous base
-1 ring
-C and T

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9
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Purine

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-2 rings
-A and G

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10
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Carbons and what they have on them- deoxyribose sugar

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-C1: Nitrogenous group
-C3: OH group
-C4: CH2
-C5 (the C in CH2): Phosphate

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11
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DNA structure

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-Right handed helix
-Double stranded
-Each strand is a polymer of nucleotides, with adjacent nucleotides linked by phosphodiester bonds
-Strands are antiparallel held together by hydrogen bonds
-Uniform diameter

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12
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Grooves in DNA

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Proteins bind DNA at grooves

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13
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DNA structure functions

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-Storage of genetic information
-Replication during cell division by complimentary base pairing
-Changes in DNA sequence
-Expression of the coded information as the phenotype

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14
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Semi conservative replication

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-Each of the 2 new DNA molecule get part of the original one

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15
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DNA replication

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-DNA helix unwinds
-Parental strands serves as a template
-New strands synthesized in 5 to 3
-New nucleotides are added to 3 end
-Begins and organ of replication (more in eukaryotes)

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16
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Helicase

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-Unzips DNA at origin of replication

17
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Primase

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-Makes RNA primer
-DNA polymerase III used primer to syntehsize
-Needs this bc it needs a free 3 end and can’t do it without primase

18
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Topiosomorase

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-Relieves tension by creating a nick
-Prevents overwinding

19
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Single strand binding proteins

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-Keeps strands open and stabilized

20
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DNA polymerase I

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-Replaces RNA primer with DNA

21
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DNA ligase

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-Seals nicks

22
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Leading strand

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-Continuous synthesis towards fork

23
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Lagging strand

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-Discontinuous synthesis opposite direction of fork
-Okazaki fragments

24
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5 prime vs 3 prime end

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-5: phosphate group is attatched
-3: OH group is attached

25
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Proofreading

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DNA polymerase reconizes and removes incorrectly paired nucleotides

26
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Mismatch repair

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-After replication, repair proteins scan for mismatched bases and replace them
-If not caught, causes mutations

27
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Nucleotide excision repair

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-Fixes thymine dimers caused by UV light

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