Chapter 4 Flashcards

Central Dogma, Protein coding, Structure of different molecules involved

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Central Dogma

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DNA blueprint –>(transcription) RNA –> (translation) Proteins

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Things to look out for when determining amino acids from RNA blueprint

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Initiation codon is AUG (Met)

Know different definitions of genetic mutations (insertions, deletions, transpositions)

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Why is the phopshorylation of ADP–>ATP by glucose-6-phosphate thermodynamically unfavored?

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The delta G value of ATP hydrolysis is farily negative, making ATP a high energy compound whereas G6P has a less negative delta G, making it lower energy than ATP. When you reverse the ATP hydrolysis reaction turning ADP into ATP, you need to couple it with another high energy reaction in order to make it energetically favorable and G^P is not high energy enough.

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Structure of ATP

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Structure of purine

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Pyrimidine structure

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Purines

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Adenine Guanine

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Pyrimidine

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Cytosine Thymine Uracil

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DNA Structure (know which 5-carbon sugar is used, ID phosphodiester linkage, ID base)

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RNA structure (ID 5-carbon sugar, phosphodiester linkage, base)

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