DNA Replication Flashcards

1
Q

Basic Mechanism

A

DNA Helicase Unzips
Topoisomerase cuts
SSBs keep it apart
Primase creates primer
DNA Poly III synthesizes 5 to 3
DNA Poly I removes primer and makes it DNA
DNA Ligase puts together cut strands and Okasaki fragments

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2
Q

3 prime overhang

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TTAGGG repeats in Telomeres

Telomerase fixes the problem by extending off an RNA template to create telomeres

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3
Q

Lagging Strand DNA Poly

A

Delta

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4
Q

Leading Strand DNA Poly

A

Epsilon

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5
Q

What phase does nucleotide synthesis begin

A

End of G1 (preparing for DNA synthesis)

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6
Q

Bulky adducts

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Caused by benzopyrene getting oxidized and binding with guanine

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7
Q

Pyrimidine Dimers

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formed by UV light

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8
Q

HNPCC (Lynch Syndrome)

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Caused by problems in the mismatch repair pathway,

Increased risk for many types of cancers

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9
Q

Xeroderma pigmentosum

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Mutations to the Nucleotide excision repair
Skin hypersensitive to sunlight
Highly susceptible to skin cancer

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10
Q

Acceptable Wobble base pairs

A

GU
IA
IC
IU

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11
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Prokaryote initiation of translation

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30s subunit binds shine delgarno sequence upstream of AUG
IF1, IF2-GTP, IF3 bind
1 and 3 leave, GTP hydrolyzed
IF2 leaves and 70s binds to begin transcription

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12
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Eukaryotic initiation of translation

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Cap of 5 primen binds EIFs and 40s ribosomal subunit

MRNA scanned for AUG within Kozak Sequence

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13
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Diptheria and EF2

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His residue on eEF2 is covalently modified by diptherian toxin blocking translocation and preventing transcription

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14
Q

RNA Poly I

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rRNA

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15
Q

RNA Poly II

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mRNA and miRNA

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16
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RNA Poly III

A

tRNA and other small proteins

17
Q

Binding of RNA transcription factors

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TBP binds with coactivators to TATA box
TFIIA and TFIIB bind
TFIIF binds and gets RNA Polymerase to bind
TFIIE, TFIIH bind

18
Q

5 prime methylguanosice

A

CAP placed onto DNA by phosphodiester linkages, not always attached to methionine

19
Q

Stopping of eukaryotic transcription

A

AAUAAA sequence recognized

Signals for polyadenylation

20
Q

Splicing of Introns

A
Recognition of GU AG sites
U1 binds GU
U2 binds A
U1 meets up with U2 to form lasso
Exons are ligated and lasso leaves with the Us
21
Q

Components of tRNA

A
Dihydrouridine D loop
Anticodon Loop
Variable Loop
Pseudouridine and ribothymidine in TPC loop
CCA sequence at 3 prime end
22
Q

Spinal Muscular Atrophy

A

Caused by mutation in SMN1 gene
Both copies must be mutated
Additional splice site removed due to C to T mutation causing hnRNP to be able to continue blocking splicing and binding of U1 and U2

23
Q

G1 to S phase

A

CDK4/6 and Cyclin D

CDK2 and Cyclin E later

24
Q

S phase

A

CDK2 and Cyclin A

25
Q

G2 to M phase

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CDK1 and Cyclin A/B