Ch 12 DNA Replication Flashcards

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What did Meselson and Stahl confirm was the correct replication model?

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semiconservative replication

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What experiment did Meson and Stahl complete to confirm their theory?

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They used density labeling to distinguish parental and daughter strands. The parent N14—– to N14/N15 I the 1st generation—— then half n14/N15 and half N14/N14

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How is the leading strand synthesized?

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Continuously in the 5’ to 3’ direction

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How is the lagging strand synthesized?

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In small pieces called Okazaki fragments with multiple primers

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strand replication process

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Dna is unwound and operated creating a fork, an RNA primer (that is complementary to the DNA template) is added at the 5’ end of the parental strand, DNA polymerase add nucleotides off of the primer

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How to Okazaki fragments join together?

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The RNA primer is extended by DNA polymerase then removed and the primer is replaced with DNA from a different DNA polymerase and the fragments are then joined by DNA ligase

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What is topoisomerase

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Relieves DNA unwinding stress by cutting dna, unwinding, then rejoining the two strands

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What does Telomerase do?

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adds telomere sequences to ends of DNA to protect and prolong division. It contains an RNA sequence that acts as a template. Without it the strand would get smaller and smaller until there was no more DNA.

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9
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Where is PCR performed?

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In the laboratory to amplify segments of DNA

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10
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What are the three steps of PCR?

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  1. Denaturation by Heat
  2. Primers are annealed to the DNA strands
  3. DNA is elongated by TAQ polymerase which does not denature in heat.
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What is the point in gel electrophoresis?

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The separate DNA by size

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How does gel electrophoresis work?

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Dna fragments are run through a gel, then an electric field is applied that negatively charged fragments move towards the positive end.

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What are restriction enzymes?

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enzymes that cleave DNA at specific sequences which create restriction sites. They are the same sequence reversed.

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What is southern blotting?

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DNA fragments are added into gel electrophoresis, then transferred or blotted onto filter paper, probed with complementary base pairs that will light up if they find their match

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Snager method

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The template strand is unknown so they elongate the daughter stand then separate it by size and tag it with floursence

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