DNA Replication - Jan 25/27 Flashcards

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Semiconservative DNA replication

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each new DNA molecule consists of 1 old and 1 new strand

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2
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Genome

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all of DNA

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Chromatin

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DNA-protein complex found in eukaryotes

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DNA polymerase

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an enzyme that catalyzes replication by elongating the primer, adding DNA nucleotides to the 3’ end

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5
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Leading Strand is

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synthesizes continuously torward replication fork opening up

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6
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Lagging strand is

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synthesized discontinuously in direction away from replication fork

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7
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Primer

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necessary for DNA synthesis, is an existing chain with free 3’ OH

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Primase

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an RNA polymerase that makes primer

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9
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DNA ligase

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an enzyme that joins DNA fragments together after DNA synthesis

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10
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Helicase

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uses ATP to unwind DNA duplex=replication fork

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11
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Topoisomerase

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relieves stress of unwinding before Helicase

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12
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Single-stranded binding proteins

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stabilize single strands of DNA

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13
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DNA polymerase complex

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site of replication fork growing chain to increase chain length 1 DNA subunit at a time

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14
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Replication bubbles

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2 joined replication forks

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15
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End Replication Problem

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when DNA polymerase cannot begin precisely at the beginning of a template strand = shortened chromosomes over generations

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16
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Telomerase is and solves what?

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enzyme that binds to and elongates unreplicated template strand (solves end replication problem)