Chapter 4.6 Bidirectional Replication and the Replisome Flashcards

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DNA synthesis is bidirectional in prokaryotes, what does that mean?

A

Two replication forks moving in opposite directions

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2
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How many nucleotides does DNA Polymerase add per second?

A

1000

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3
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What is a complex of multiple proteins involved in replication called?

A

Replisome

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4
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What is pulled through the replisome?

A

DNA

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5
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DNA replication is very accurate, what ensure high fidelity?

A

Proofreading

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6
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What is the average mutation rate error per base inserted?

A

10^–8 to 10^–11

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7
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Polymerase can detect mismatches though what type of bonding?

A

Hydrogen

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8
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Proofreading occurs in what kind of microbes and organisms?

A

Prokaryotes, Eukaryotes, and viral DNA replication systems

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