ch 14 Flashcards

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1
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Made up of DNA, unit of heredity, sometimes are instructions for proteins.

A

Gene

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2
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A complementary pair of nucleotide bases, consisting of a purine and a pyrimidine.

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Base-Pair

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2
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Made up of protein and DNA, carry genetic information.

A

chromosome

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3
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2 DNA strands with opposite polarity

A

Anti-parallel

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4
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The idea that each DNA molecule is made up of 2 intertwined nucleotide chains (Watson and Crick)

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Double helix

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5
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1 strand of parent duplex would remain in daughter duplex

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Semiconservative replication

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6
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Strands that duplicate in replication to form daughter strands

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Parent strand

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7
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A new strand made from a parental strand, but not the same.

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Synthesized strand

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8
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Consisting of 3 models: conservative, semiconservative, and dispersive, it is the replication of parental strands to form new strands

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DNA Replication

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9
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A class of enzymes that all synthesize DNA from a preexisting template. All synthesize only in the 5′-to-3′ direction, and require a primer to extend.

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DNA Polymerase

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10
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Any of a group of enzymes that unwind the two DNA strands in the double helix to facilitate DNA replication.

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Helicase

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11
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A topoisomerase involved in DNA replication; it relieves the torsional strain caused by unwinding the DNA strands. (relieves torque)

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DNA gyrase

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12
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The DNA strand that can be synthesized continuously from the origin of replication.

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Leading strand

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13
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The DNA strand that must be synthesized discontinuously because of the 5′-to-3′ directionality of DNA polymerase during replication, and the antiparallel nature of DNA.

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Lagging strand

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14
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A short segment of DNA produced by discontinuous replication elongating in the 5′-to-3′ direction away from the replication.

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Okazaki fragment

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15
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The Y-shaped end of a growing replication bubble in a DNA molecule undergoing replication.

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Replication fork

16
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Synthesizes primers required by DNA polymerases

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primase

17
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Stabilizes single stranded regions

A

Single-Strand Binding Proteins

18
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Joins the ends of the dna segments; dna repair

A

DNA ligase

19
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The macromolecular assembly of enzymes involved in DNA replication; analogous to the ribosome in protein synthesis.

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Replisome

20
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An enzyme that synthesizes telomeres on eukaryotic chromosomes using an internal RNA template.

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Telomerase