Ch. 14 Flashcards

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Genetic transformation

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federick griffin
studied pneumonia, 2 strains pathogenic and non-pathogenic

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genetic determination

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hershey and chase
used bacteriophages (T2) and bacteria (e-coli)
determined DNA not protein was source of generic information

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DNA structur determination

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chargaff
studied sea urchins
determined equal percentages of A&T, and C&G

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DNA replication

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meselson and stahl
studied DNA replication possibilites
determined DNA divides in semi-conservative way

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unwinds the DNA double helix

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helicase

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lays down RNA primers

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RNA primase

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main polymerase responsible for majority of DNA synthesis

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DNA poly III

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prevents DNA from supercoiling

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DNA gyrase (topoisomerase)

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3’ to 5’ is

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leading strand

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5’ to 3’ is

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lagging strand

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DNA pol III can only add nucleotides to

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3’ end

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12
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leading strand synthesized

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continuously

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13
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lagging strand synthesized

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discontinuously

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14
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telomeres

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repeated DNA sequences on the ends of eukaryotic chromosomes

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15
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telomerase

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produces telomeres

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16
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DNA can be damaged by chemical or physical agents called

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mutagens

17
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2 types of DNA repair mechanisms

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Specific
Non-specific

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specific DNA repair

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targeting a particular type of DNA damage

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non-specific DNA repair

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able to repair many kinds of DNA damage

20
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excision repair steps

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recognition of damage
removal of damaged region
resynthesis using information on the undamaged strand as a template