Cancer and altered genome Flashcards

1
Q

Transition mutation

A

Amino acid stays the same

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2
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Transversion mutation

A

Amino acid changes

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3
Q

Which gene mutates in response to UV light for survival?

A

UmuDC

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4
Q

How often are bases chemically altered/interchanged

A

Rarely

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5
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Describe how misrepair of bases causes mutations

A

Damaged base can not pair and code

Pairing base is inserted by guesswork

Damaged base is replaced with complementary base

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6
Q

Give an example of a misrepair mutation

A

Oxidised guanine pairs with adenine then gets changed to thymine

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7
Q

Any point methylated except _ causes mutation.

A

5

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8
Q

What is the most common nucleotide pair that is damaged?

A

T-T

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9
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What is the hardest nucleotide pair to repair?

A

C-C

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10
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Which enzyme recognises damage to the pyrimidine dimer and repairs the nucleotides?

A

XPC recruits XPF and XPG to either side to excise and replace sequence

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11
Q

What repairs DNA breaks?

A

cu70/80 and ligase

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12
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What is a dirty DNA break and how can it cause mutation?

A

Nucleotides at the end of the break can be lost

Loss or addition of nucleotides can cause frameshift, insertion or deletion

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13
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_____ can get rid of nucleotides until the sequences are complementary and can pair.

A

Ctip

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14
Q

When does homologous recombination occur?

A

late s phase and g2

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15
Q

What proofreads bases during replication?

A

3-5 exonuclease function

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16
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What detects mismatches after transcription is complete?

A

MSH

17
Q

What is the problem with MSH?

A

Doesn’t know which strand is wrong

18
Q

How is mismatch repaired?

A

EX01 chews out from gap to mismatch and polymerase corrects

19
Q

What do signature mutations show?

A

Which DNA repair pathway is lacking

20
Q

What is non homologous end joining?

A

DNA Ligase joins 2 ends of a clean break together

21
Q

What is homologous recombination?

A

Using the other chromosome to repair the damaged one

22
Q

Describe homologous recombination

A

CtIP/MRN complex then Exo1

Single strand DNA stabilised by SSB

RAD51 replaces SSB

Homology search and strand invasion

Branch migration

Transcription

Ligation