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DNA Replication test Flashcards

1
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Where is DNA found

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In nucleus

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2
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When does the replication occur?

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When the cell is ready to split

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3
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Bands are apart of what structure and are?

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DNA structure and are complementary (always the same)

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4
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Each strand in the structure is…?

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An inverse replica of the other (template)

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5
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What are the six proteins of the DNA replication

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Helicase, topoisomerase, binding proteins, primase, DNA polymerase, DNA ligase

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6
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What are the five terms?

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  1. Parent strand
  2. Daughter strand
  3. Leading strand
  4. Lagging strand
  5. Replication fork
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7
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What does the helicase do?

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Unwinds and unzips the double helix

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8
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What does the topoisomerase do?

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Relieves supercool by cutting and reconnecting the sugar phosphate backbone

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9
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What does the binding proteins do?

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Single strand binding proteins keep helices from binding

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10
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What does the primase do?

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Short strand of RNA that serves as a starting point for DNA synthesis.
Must go from 5’ to 3’

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11
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What does the DNA polymerase do?

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Enzyme that connects free nuecleotides to the parent strand forming a complementary strand

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12
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What is the adj for leading strand?

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Continuous

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13
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Lagging strand

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Fragmented

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14
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What does the DNA ligase do?

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Joins single chain links between Okazaki fragments. Completes short patch DNA synthesis occurring in DNA repair process

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15
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What are the 4 parts of the membrane function?

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Diffusion
1. Osmosis
Permeability
Transport
1. Passive transport
  A. Facilitated diffusion
2. Active transport 
Movement
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16
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Def of diffusion ?

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The process by which molecules of a substance move from areas of higher concentration of that substance to areas of lower concentration

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17
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Def of permeable?

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The membrane that allows substances to pass through

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18
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Def of Impermeable?

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A membrane that does not allow substances pass through

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19
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Def of selectively permeable?

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Some substances can pass through a membrane while Other substances are blocked

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20
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What is osmosis

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The diffusion of water through a selectively permeable membrane

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21
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What is passive transport

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The movement of substances through the phospholipid bilayer portion of the membrane without energy

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22
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What are the two kinds of transports

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Passive and active

23
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What is active transport

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Requires energy, atp becomes adp, goes against gradient

24
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Passive transport nonpolar or polar

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Nonpolar

25
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What is facilitated diffusion

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Passive transport through protein channels embedded in the cell membrane

26
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What does the active transport requires

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Energy/ATP and it becomes ADP

27
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Exocytosis

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Vacuole joins with the plasma membrane and cytoplasm to surround and engulf a large particle(cell eating)

28
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Endocytosis

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Plasma membrane forms a pocket around substance, engulfs it and then forms a vacuole in the cytoplasma

29
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Beta oxidation

A

Mitochondrial matrix

30
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What protein unwinds and unzips

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Helicase

31
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What protein relieves the supercoil

A

Topoisomerase

32
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What protein keeps the daughter strand from closing

A

Binding proteins

33
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What protein creates a handhold for the 5’ and makes a starting point

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Primase

34
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What is density

A

More dense less permeable

34
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Able to state the two different molecules that make up an ATP

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Adenosine and phosphate

35
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Be able to define phosphorylation

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ADP and inorganic phosphate — ATP: adding one (inorganic) phosphate to make ATP

36
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State and explain the main purpose of glycolysis

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Glucose—pyruvate—NADH

37
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State and explain the main purpose of the beta oxidation

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Cuts fatty acid every 2 carbons, create Acetal CoA

38
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State and explain the main purpose of the Krebs cycle

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Take carbon off (6 MADH, 2 FADHv2, ATP—24 NADH, 8FADHv2, (lipid) ATP)

39
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Staying explain the main purpose of oxidative Phosphorylation

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Redox reactions that transfer electrons from an electron donor to an electronic acceptor

40
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What are the two parts under oxidative phosphorylase

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Electron transport chain and Chemiosmosis

41
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What does electron transport chain do?

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Pump hydrogen out to create gradient

42
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What is chemiosmosis

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ATP synthase, create ATP w/ out using ATP

43
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What are the four different ways that energy is stored

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  1. ATP, ADP
  2. NADH, FADHv2, NADPH
  3. Organic molecules
  4. Kno the summary chemical equations for cellular respiration
44
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How is energy stored in ATP and ADP

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ATP: high energy bonds
ADP: one less

45
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How is energy stores with NADH, FADHv2, NADPH

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Stores in electron: that will be donated

46
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How is energy stored with organic molecules

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Potential energy in carbon chains

47
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Kno the summary chemical equations for cellular respiration

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C6H12O6+O2—CO2+H2O

48
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Kno why oxygen is important in cellular respiration and what happens if oxygen is not present

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Can’t form CO2 Krebs cycle doesn’t work, can’t form H2O oxidation doesn’t work

49
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State and explain how rate limiting agent in glycolysis and beta oxidation

A

Explain: enzyme breaks off
Agent for BO: carnatine shuttle
Agent for G: PFK(phosphofutose kinase

50
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What is the location for glycolysis

A

Cytosol

51
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What is the location of beta oxidation

A

Mitochondria

52
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What is the location of Kreb’s cycle

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Mitochondria matrix

53
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What is the location for electron transport

A

Cristae

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