DNA Replication Flashcards

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1
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2 ways DNA is used

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  1. template to copy itself during DNA replication

2. converts to RNA (transcription)/ RNA used to make protein (translation)

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2
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interphase

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non dividing stage of cell cycle

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3 stages of interphase

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G1- cells produced by cell division grow and prepare for DNA replication
S- synthesis; DNA replicated
G2 cells prepare to divide

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4
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DNA monomer

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nucleotide

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5
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3 parts of nucleotide

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  1. deoxyribose sugar
  2. phosphate group
  3. nitrogen base
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6
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4 nitrogen bases in DNA

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adenine, thymine, cytosine, guanine

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7
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semiconservative replication

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each double strand has 1 old strand and one new

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8
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DNA helicase

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unwinds and separates strands of double helix

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DNA polymerase

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  1. finds origin of replication
  2. forms replication bubble and moves forks along template strand
  3. adds nucleotides to new DNA strand
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10
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DNA ligase

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connects new DNA pieces together into one strand

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11
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leading strand

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oriented properly for enzyme to read

synthesized continuously

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12
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lagging strand

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oriented backward

synthesized in Okazaki fragments, joined by DNA ligase

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13
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chromatin

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invisible, non dividing form of DNA

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14
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chromosomes

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visible DNA

DNA twists around histones, becomes shorter and thicker, eventually visible

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