Enzymes In RDT Flashcards

1
Q

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

A

Break

Mend

Synth

Add/remove P

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2
Q

List RDT enzymes types & examples

A

Polymerases

Ligases

Modifying enzymes

Nucleases

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3
Q

Show how DNA ligase mend a nick using its mechanism

A

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

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4
Q

What are the applications of DNA ligase?

A

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.

A

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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7
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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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8
Q

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

A

3’-5’ exo

polymerase

synth, labeling

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9
Q

What does reverse transcriptase do?

Applications?

A

Quantification of mRNA

Cloning intron less genes

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10
Q

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
Q

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
Q

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

A

restrict the host range of viruses

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15
Q

How the name comes? (ECoRI)

A

R - strain

I - First enzyme to be identified - order of discovery

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16
Q

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

A

hint: Hsp I

18
Q

types of restriction cut ends?

A

blunt

3’ protruding

5’ protruding

19
Q

Relationship bw RRS length and occurrence of cleavage sites

A

4^n

20
Q

What are the necessary conditions for use of RE

A

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
Q

What is 1 unit of RE activity?

A

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

22
Q

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

A

mn2+

Mg2+

23
Q

What are the uses of DNAse I?

A

in labeling - nick formation - nonspecific cleavage

removal of dna prior to RT PCR

24
Q

What does RNA do? Uses?

A

remove rna contaminants

25
Q

List the differences bw RNAse A & RNAse H and their uses

A

A - rna sequencing, removing rna

H - removing poly a tail
quantifying poly a tail

26
Q

Explain S I nuclease activity in low conc & high conc. And list its uses.

A

low - ss dna/rna
high - ds dna/rna/ dna-rna hybrids

s1 nuclease mapping
obtaining cdna from mrna

27
Q

Bal 31 activity & uses?

A

digest from both ends. active at nicks/ds both ends & ss dna at 3’-OH

obtain large deletions

28
Q

Exo I activity & use?

A

ds DNA ,, 3’ – 5’

no action on sticky ends/ss

29
Q

Activity of Exo iii ?

A

same as exo I but works on ss, blunt, nicks

30
Q

Activity of mung bean nuclease and its speciality?

A

cleave ss until it meets ds

make blunt ends
hair pin loop cleavage

31
Q

why terminal transferases are needed?

A

blunt end ligations are inefficient

32
Q

Show the activity of terminal transferase. List its uses

A

3’ + dATP — 3’-AAAAA

homopolymer tail/ single nt attaching

33
Q

Activity of kinases & phosphotases?

A

5’-OH-NNNN + P – P-NNNN

P-NNN – OH-NNN

34
Q

Activity and uses of polynucleotide kinase?

A

5’-P —> 5’-P*

lacks - 5’-OH —> 5’-P