DNA Replication III - Lecture 6 Flashcards

1
Q

What do telomerases do?

A

○ An RNA/protein complex
○ Prevents the ends of chromosomes from being shortened

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2
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How do telomerases work?

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○ Extends the parent DNA by adding the sequence TTAGGG several times
○ Final Okazaki fragment can be primed

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3
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What cells have telomerase?

A

Stem cells

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4
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What is senescence?

A

The ends of chromosomes are shortened after each division

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5
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When does DNA replication occur?

A

During the S phase

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6
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How are sites of DNA replication visualised?

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○ Modified nucleotides are incorporated into DNA during replication
○ Detected with fluroescently labelled antibodies

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7
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How many patterns are observed during S phase?

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Five patterns

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8
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What type of DNA is replicated first?

A

Euchromatin

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9
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What type of DNA is replicated second?

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Heterochromatin

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