Day 1 Test 2 Flashcards

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1
Q

Enzyme that synthesizes DNA

A

DNA Polymerase

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2
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DNA Polymerase adds nucleotides at __ end of a growing DNA strand using old strand___.

A

Adds nucleotides at 3’ end of a growing DNA strand using old strand as a template

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3
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DNA Polymerase catalyzes formation of ____ bonds between ____ of last nucleotide in strand with ____ of incoming nucleotide

A

DNA Polymerase catalyzes formation of phosphodiester bonds between 3’ OH group of last nucleotide in strand with 5’ phosphate of incoming nucleotide

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4
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DNA Polymerase can only add nucleotides to a g____ DNA strand.

A

DNA Polymerase can only add nucleotides to a growing DNA strand (cant start a new strand from scratch)

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5
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DNA Polymerase after adding a nucleotide, DNA polymerase _____

A

DNA Polymerase after adding a nucleotide, DNA polymerase stays attached to chain

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6
Q

(T/F) The replication fork is symmetrical

A

False. The replication fork is asymmetrical

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7
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DNA is only synthesized in ____direction

A

DNA is only synthesized in 5’ to 3’ direction

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8
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At the replication fork one strand is growing overall at its ____.

A

At the replication fork one strand is growing overall at its 3’ end

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9
Q

In the leading strand DNA:

A

In the leading strand DNA is synthesized continuously from 5’ to 3’

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10
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In the lagging strand:

A

DNA is synthesized discontinuously in separate, small pieces called okazaki fragments

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11
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Okazaki fragments are synthesized ____ direction

A

Okazaki fragments are synthesized 5’ to 3’

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12
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On lagging strand, DNA growing in ____ direction

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On lagging strand, DNA growing in 3’ to 5’ direction

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13
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On _____ strand, DNA growing in 3’ to 5’ direction

A

On lagging strand, DNA growing in 3’ to 5’ direction

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14
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At lagging strand, DNA polymerase is moving _____ in relation to the fork

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At lagging strand, DNA polymerase is moving backwards from the fork (backstitching)

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15
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(T/F) DNA Polymerase is Self-Correcting

A

True

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16
Q

DNA polymerase has a 3’ to 5’ _____ activity

A

DNA polymerase has a 3’ to 5’ exonuclease activity

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17
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____ required to start synthesis of a DNA strand

A

Primase

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18
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Primase begins new strand by…

A

Primase can begin a new strand by joining 2 nucleotides together

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19
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Leading strand needs ___ primer(s)

A

Leading strand only needs one primer

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20
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(T/F) Leading strand needs at least 2 primers

A

False. Leading strand only needs one primer

21
Q

Lagging strand needs ____ primer(s)

A

Lagging strand needs many primers – one for every okazaki fragment (about every 200 nucleotides)

22
Q

Lagging strand needs ___ primer(s)

A

Lagging strand needs many primers – one for every okazaki fragment (about every 200 nucleotides)

23
Q

Okazaki fragments are about ___ nucleotides long.

A

okazaki fragments are about 200 nucleotides long.

24
Q

If correct nucleotide is added by DNA polymerase…

A

DNA polymerase adds next nucleotide

25
Q

If incorrect nucleotide is added by DNA polymerase…

A

DNA polymerase removes incorrect nucleotide by cutting the bond then adds correct nucleotide

26
Q

DNA polymerase has a _____ direction exonuclease activity

A

DNA polymerase has a 3’ to 5’ exonuclease activity

27
Q

primase makes a short stretch of RNA about____ long is base-paired to template strand

A

10 nucleotides

28
Q

A short stretch of RNA is called a ____.

A

Primer, because it provides a 3’ end for DNA polymerase to use for DNA synthesis

29
Q

Primer is later removed by ____.

A

nucleases that recognize RNA in an RNA/DNA duplex and excise it

30
Q

Gap left by removal of primer is filled by _____

A

DNA repair polymerase

31
Q

DNA repair polymerase fills gap left by removal of primer with ______ as a primer.

A

DNA repair polymerase fills gap left by removal of primer with adjacent okazaki fragment as a primer.

32
Q

DNA repair polymerase fills gap left by removal of primer with adjacent okazaki fragment as a _____.

A

primer.

33
Q

___ joins together the completed fragments

A

DNA ligase

34
Q

DNA ligase – joins together the completed fragments by …

A

Catalyzing the formation of phosphodiester bonds

35
Q

DNA ligase – joins together the completed fragments by catalyzing the formation of phosphodiester bonds. ___ of one DNA fragment and ____ of adjacent DNA fragment

A

3’ OH of one DNA fragment and 5’ phosphate of adjacent DNA fragment

36
Q

___ A large, multi-subunit complex present at the replication fork

A

Replication Machine

37
Q

Replication Machine Contains… _ _ _ _ _

A

primase,
DNA polymerase,
helicase,
single-strand binding protein, sliding clamp

38
Q

(T/F) Replication Machine complex moves along DNA to allow DNA synthesis on both strands

A

True, complex moves along DNA to allow DNA synthesis on both strands in a coordinated manner

39
Q

In replication machine ___ moves along the DNA helix and opens it up (separate 2 strands)

A

Helicase

40
Q

Helicase uses the energy of___

A

ATP hydrolysis

41
Q

___ exposes the single-stranded DNA template

A

Helicase

42
Q

___ binds to the single strands and prevents reformation of base pairs between the two original template strands

A

Single-strand binding protein

43
Q

___ keeps DNA polymerase firmly attached to the DNA, forms a ring around the DNA

A

Sliding clamp

44
Q

On the lagging strand DNA polymerase is ___ each time an okazaki fragment is completed

A

temporarily released. DNA polymerase and sliding clamp are released and may then re-associate with DNA to synthesize the next okazaki fragment

45
Q

(T,F) Sliding Clamp forms a ring around the DNA

A

True

46
Q

___ Special sequences at ends of chromosomes

A

telomeres are a repeated sequences that allow the ends to be replicated

47
Q

__ enzyme that binds to telomeres

A

Telomerase

48
Q

In humans the telomeres is

A

GGGTTA