Chapter 13 Flashcards

1
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Which way does replication occur?

A

Bidirectionally

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2
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Where does replication start?

A

At origin site

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3
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Replication forks are sites where:

A
  • parental ds DNA helix is unwinding
  • nucleotides are incorporated into newly strands
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4
Q

What can relieve supercoiling?

A

DNA gyrase

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5
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Does DNA gyrase use ATP?

A

Yes

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6
Q

How does DNA gyrase work?

A

It travels in front of the replication form, creating ds DNA breaks and sealing them

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7
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What is the responsibility of DNA polymerase?

A

Synthesizing new DNA strands from DNA template

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8
Q

Which direction does DNA polymerase occur in?

A

5 to 3

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9
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What does DNA polymerase require?

A

A primer

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10
Q

In semi discontinuous replication, which daughter strand are synthesized first?

A

They are simultaneously synthesized

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11
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Leading strand synthesis:

A

Synthesized continuously

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12
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Lagging strand synthesis:

A

Synthesized discontinuously

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13
Q

What is the major enzyme responsible for DNA replication?

A

DNA Pol III

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14
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What is a primase?

A

An RNA pol that assembles short RNA primers

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15
Q

How are the strands sealed in replication?

A

DNA ligase

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16
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What is the purpose of a helicase?

A

Unwinds the parental strands

17
Q

DNA pol III function in DNA replication:

A

Synthesize successive fragments of lagging strand

18
Q

DNA pol I function in DNA replication:

A

DNA repair, removes RNA primers and replaces them with DNA

19
Q

What do exonucleases do in DNA replication?

A

Degrade nucleic acids by removing 5 to 3 terminal nucleotides

20
Q

What are replicons?

A

Replicate genome in small portions

21
Q

What are the 5 polymerases?

A

a, b, g, d, e

22
Q

g polymerase function

A

Replicates mtDNA

23
Q

b polymerase function

A

Involved in DNA repair

24
Q

a polymerase function

A

Initiates Okazaki fragment synthesis

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d polymerase function
Lagging strand synthesis
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e polymerase function
leading strand synthesis
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What are 3 ways cells can DNA repair?
- nucleotide excision repair - base excision repair - mismatch
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What is mitosis?
Leads to production of cells that are genetically identical to their parent cell
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What is meiosis?
Leads to production of cells with half genetic content of parent cell