DNA Replication Flashcards
Okazaki Fragments
Lagging strands when DNA goes from 5’-3’ in backwards direction of helicase
Start Codon
AUG
Stop Codons
UAA
UAG
UGA
tRNA start
- Start at AUG
- P-site
- Form methionine
Inducible enzymes
- Need to be started and are usually off
- Lac operon
Repressible
- To be stopped
*
Ribosome Subunits
30s and 50s
Bond between Amino Acids
Peptide Bonds
tRNA matching site?
anticodon to mRNA codon
Pairs of Nucleotide bases
A:C
T/U : G
Polysome
Polyribosome
multiple ribosomes binding to mRNA strand
MAKES IT POLYCISTRONIC
Eukaryote mRNA
- pre-mRNA
- Protection at front(5’) with capping(methylated guanine)
- Protection at back(3’) with adenylation(200+ Adenines)
STABLIZATION when exiting nucleus to go to ribosomes
Eukaryote Subunits
40S
60S
Bacteria vs Archaea
Differences
- Bacteria: Can Peptidoglycan
- Archaea: Doesn’t have peptidoglycan; can have pseudo-peptidoglycan and s-factors
Types of Eukaryotes
- Algae
- Protozoa
- Fungi
- Helminths
Acellular Organisms
Viruses
- DNA or RNA
- Have protein coat
- Use host machinery and nutrients to replicate
Acellular Organisms
Viroids
- RNA ONLY
- No Protein Coat
- Use host machinery and nutrients to replicate
Acellular Organisms
Prions
- Only proteins
- Cause normal cellular proteins to misfold
Speciation
Which species lack a cell wall
Mycoplasma
Speciation
What species produces endospores?
- Bacillus
- Clostridium
Speciation
What species are Acid-fast Stains done on?
Mycobacterium
Peritrichous
Flagella surrounding
Speciation
Which species for diplococci
Neisseria Gonorrhoeae
Polar
Flagellum on one end
Other Shapes!
Vibrio, spirillum, sporiochete, Pleomorphic
Speciation
What species forms Chains?
Streptococcus
Speciation
What species forms Packets?
Sarcina
Speciation
What does clusters
Staphylococcus
Outside of Cell Wall Structures-Prokaryotes
Flagella
Movement
Outside of Cell Wall Structures-Prokaryotes
Pili
- Fimbrae: Stickiness
- Twitching or gliding motility
- Sex: DNA transfer
Outside of Cell Wall Structures-Prokaryotes
Capsule
- Distinct and Gelatinous
- Sticking and avoid defence city
Outside of Cell Wall Structures-Prokaryotes
Slime layer
- Diffuse and Irregular
- Adhere to surfaces
Cell Wall Structures-Prokaryotes
Gram-positive
- Thick Peptidoglycan with NAM and NAG
- Tetoic Acids and Lipotetoic acids
Speciation
What are Gram-Positive species?
- Bacillus
- Staphylococcus
- Streptococcus
Cell Wall Structures-Prokaryotes
Gram-negative
- Thin Peptidoglycan
- Has outer membrane
- Has LPS(lipidpolysaccharide)
Inside of Cell Wall Structures-Prokaryotes
Chromosome
Carries genetic info of cell
Inside of Cell Wall Structures-Prokaryotes
Plasmid
- Only advantageous genetic information
Inside of Cell Wall Structures-Prokaryotes
Endospore
- Dormant cell
- Resistant to everything
Inside of Cell Wall Structures-Prokaryotes
Rest
Cytoskeleton, Gas Vesicles, Granules, Ribosomes
Speciation
what are Gram-Negative species?
- Escherichia
- Neisseria
- Pseudomonas
T
Psychro-
- COLD lovers
- phile: -5–>15 degrees C
- -troph: 15–>30 degrees
T
Meso-
Middle
* -Phile: 25-45 degrees C
T
Thermo-
- HEAT
- -phile: 45-70 degrees
- hyper-/-phile: 70+ degrees
O2
Aerobes
Want O2
* Obligate: Requires and has both superoxide desmutase and catalase
* Facultative: Does better with it but doesn’t need; has both
O2
Anaerobes
- Obligate: No O2; has neither superoxide desmutase and catalase
O2
Special Cases
- Microaerophile: Wants a little O2; has both superoxide desmutase and catalase in low quantites
- Aerotolerant Anaerobe/Obligate Fermenters: Indifferent to O2; has superoxide desmutase not catalase
pH
Neutrophile
neutral pH
pH
Acidophile
Likes acidic pH(below 5.5)
pH
Alkalophile
greater than 8.5
Salt
Halotolerant
10% NaCl
Salt
Halophile
REALLY Salty
Elements
C,H,O,N,P,S
* CHO: Carbs
* CHONP: Nucleic Acid
* CHONS: Amino Acids
Speciation
What is a fastidious bacteria
Neisseria
Quinones
Move electrons between complexes
Cytochrome
Heme
Flavoproteins
FAD synth and removal of their hydrogens
Central Metabolic Pathways
Glycolysis
2 ATP
2 NADH
2 pyruvate
Central Metabolic Pathways
Pentose Phosphate Pathway
NADPH
Erythrose –> protein synth
ribose –>DNA
glyceraldehyde –> glycolysis
Central Metabolic Pathways
Transition Step
CO2 removed and NADH created
Acetyl CoA
Central Metabolic Pathway
TCA Cycle
Krebs / Citric
2 CO2
6 ATP
6 NADH
6 FADH2
Precursor metabolites
Direct Cell Counts
Direct Microscopic Count
Cell-counting instruments
Viable Cell Counts
- Plate Count
- Membrane Filtration
- Most Probable Number
Measuring Biomass
- Turbidity
- Total Weight
Speciation
What lacks electron transport chain?
Streptococcus Pneumoniae
Bacteria DNA Replication
DNA Gyrase
Stops spiraling of DNA
DNA Replication
DNA ligase
Attaches okazaki fragments
DNA Replication
DNA polymerase
lays down nucleotides for replication
DNA Replication
Helicases
split DNA
DNA
Primase
Makes primer from RNA
DNA REp
Primer
Starting point for DNA polymerase
DNA repilcation
Replisome
Complex of enzymes and other porteins that synth/copies DNA
Where does TCA happen in the gram negative cell
Cytosol