Enzymes In RDT Flashcards

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1
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What do enzymes do? What do enzymes do in NA?

A

Break

Mend

Synth

Add/remove P

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2
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List RDT enzymes types & examples

A

Polymerases

Ligases

Modifying enzymes

Nucleases

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3
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Show how DNA ligase mend a nick using its mechanism

A

ATP > Enz–AMP > 5’P–AMP > -OH attacks >

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4
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What are the applications of DNA ligase?

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In cloning - join the DNA fragment to the vector

In labeling - seal nicks

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5
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Show the mechanism of polymerases? Give the reaction for NA with n # of nucleotides.

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dNTP + (dNMP)n —> (dNMP)n+1 + PPi

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6
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List the types of polymerases

A

T7 RNA Polymerase

Klenow fragment

DNA pol 1

Reverse transcriptase

taq polymerase

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Explain the activities of DNA polymerase 1. Why is it accurate? Drawbacks? Applicrjtthehu4hrhy😍😂😃🤣😋😊🤣😁😊🔈🎼🔇🎼🎶🔉📻🔊🎵🎶🔥🤙😊ations in RDT?

A

5’-3’ & 3’-5’ exo

polymerase

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How the Klenow fragment is made? activities? What are its applications?

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3’-5’ exo

polymerase

synth, labeling

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9
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What does reverse transcriptase do?

Applications?

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Quantification of mRNA

Cloning intron less genes

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10
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What are the 2 types of T7 polymerase and their activity?

A

S

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11
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Taq polymerase short note

A

Ss

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12
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What does nucleases do?

A

break phosphodiester bonds

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13
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Explain the types of nucleases

A

multi subunit complex

groups of separated proteins - defined cuts

2 subunits

cleaves modified DNA

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14
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What does restriction endonucleases do in bacteria to viruses? Main advantage of these?

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restrict the host range of viruses

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15
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How the name comes? (ECoRI)

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R - strain

I - First enzyme to be identified - order of discovery

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16
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Show the cleavage by Eco RI of methylated & non-methylated DNA

A

methylated - no cleavage

17
Q

Design a method to identify if a restriction site in methylated

18
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types of restriction cut ends?

A

blunt

3’ protruding

5’ protruding

19
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Relationship bw RRS length and occurrence of cleavage sites

20
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What are the necessary conditions for use of RE

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Star activity - ph, salt, T, high glycerol and dmso can allow cleavage at diff. sites

end effects - cut poorly @ ends

supercoiled vs linear dna - poorly

21
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What is 1 unit of RE activity?

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Amount of RE needed to completely digest 1 ug of substrate DNA

22
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What does DNAse I do under different conditions?(give conditions)

23
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What are the uses of DNAse I?

A

in labeling - nick formation - nonspecific cleavage

removal of dna prior to RT PCR

24
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What does RNA do? Uses?

A

remove rna contaminants

25
List the differences bw RNAse A & RNAse H and their uses
A - rna sequencing, removing rna H - removing poly a tail quantifying poly a tail
26
Explain S I nuclease activity in low conc & high conc. And list its uses.
low - ss dna/rna high - ds dna/rna/ dna-rna hybrids s1 nuclease mapping obtaining cdna from mrna
27
Bal 31 activity & uses?
digest from both ends. active at nicks/ds both ends & ss dna at 3'-OH obtain large deletions
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Exo I activity & use?
ds DNA ,, 3' -- 5' no action on sticky ends/ss
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Activity of Exo iii ?
same as exo I but works on ss, blunt, nicks
30
Activity of mung bean nuclease and its speciality?
cleave ss until it meets ds make blunt ends hair pin loop cleavage
31
why terminal transferases are needed?
blunt end ligations are inefficient
32
Show the activity of terminal transferase. List its uses
3' + dATP --- 3'-AAAAA homopolymer tail/ single nt attaching
33
Activity of kinases & phosphotases?
5'-OH-NNNN + P -- P-NNNN P-NNN -- OH-NNN
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Activity and uses of polynucleotide kinase?
5'-P ---> 5'-P* lacks - 5'-OH ---> 5'-P