DNA REPLICATION (2ND PART OF LQ2) Flashcards

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1
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Parent DNA unzips in order to create new — —-.

A

daughter DNA

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2
Q

In DNA replication
a - ?
g - ?

A

a - t
g - c

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3
Q

this is responsible for straightening the strand. Its movement is directed towards the parts that need to be unwound.

A

topoisomerase

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4
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the unzipping enzyme, follows the movement of topoisomerase

A

helicase

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5
Q

shaped like the letter “Y.” These are the freshly separated strands.

A

replication fork

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6
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This is to prevent the strands from recombining, and this separation is permanent.

A

SINGLE STRANDED BINDING PROTEINS

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7
Q

this is 3 ’to 5’
→ continuous

A

leading strand

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8
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this is 5’to3’
→ discontinuous

A

lagging strand

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9
Q

the lagging strand forms the _____-

A

okazaki fragments

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10
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building enzyme, responsible for constructing the complementary partner strand

A

● DNA POLYMERASE

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11
Q

true or false

the dna polymerase starts from the higher position moving to the lover position

A

FALSE

starts from the lower, moving to the higher position

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12
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the starting
point in DNA replication

A

primers

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13
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enzyme that creates the starting point or Primer

A

dna primase

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14
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The middle region between two primers forms a gap due to the freshly separated strands.

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● OKAZAKI FRAGMENTS

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15
Q

→ gluing enzyme
→ It is responsible for joining or “gluing” together the Okazaki fragments on the lagging strand

A

LIGASE

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16
Q

→ DNA repair enzyme
→ It functions by cleaving or cutting DNA strands

A

NUCLEASE