DNA Replication And The Cell Cycle Flashcards

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When was the cell first discovered and by who

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1665, through a microscope by Robert Hooke

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Name the stages of mitosis

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Interphase
Propase
Metaphase
Anaphase
Telophase

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Who first identified mitosis

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Fleming in 1882

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What was found about interphase using radioactivity

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Found molecules accumulated during the cell cycle, found DNA only increases during S phase

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When did chick and Watson find the double helices

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1953

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What did meselson and stahl do in 1958

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Experimental evidence for semi conservative replication using E.coli
-grew 15N e.coli- heavy isotope
-outcome only one band of 15N, got rid of the conservative idea
-cycle 2 got rid of disperse idea

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What are the steps involved in DNA replication and the proteins involved

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Initiation
Elongation
Termination

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What is involved in initiation of DNA replication

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Prokaryotes- bidirectional replication
Eukaryotes- bidirectional replication forms replication bubbles

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What does a clamp loader do

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Goes round the molecule and sticks on the DNA polymerase
-loading and holding on to the DNA strand
-the sliding clamp is loaded around DNA by a clamp loader

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Outline helicase

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The bases to be copied are in the middle of the sequence, so helicase unwinds the double- stranded DNA, using ATP

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Outline topoisomerase

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Helicase unwinding of DNA causes supercooling ahead of the replication form which neeed to be unwound by topisomerases

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Outline single stranded binding protein

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Prevents base-pairing until DNA polymerase arrives- binds to DNA, but DNA bases remain exposed. Stops DNA sticking together and forming a hairpin

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What direction does synthesis occur

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5’ to 3’ direction

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Outline a replisome

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DNA polymerase holoenzyme is an asymmetric dimmer that catalyses both leading and lagging strand synthesis

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