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Exam 2 Flashcards

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!!!!! Definitions
Reactions covalently link monomers together to form polymers are called _______, where as reactions that break polymers into monomers are _____ reactions.

A

Dehydration

Hydrolysis

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Functional groups:
NH2
PO4
CH3

A

NH2 amino group
PO4 phosphate group
CH3 methyl group (non polar)

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!!!!!! 2 storage polysaccharides

A

-starch
-glycogen
-cellulose
(All polymers of glucose)

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3 general classes of lipids:

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  • triglycerides
  • phospholipids
  • steroid lipids
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3 functions of proteins:

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  • energy storage
  • structure
  • generate movement (motor proteins)
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!!!!! 2 types of bonds/attractions that hold side chains

(R groups) of amino acids together to contribute to tertiary structure of polypeptide:

A
  • hydrogen bonds

- disulfide bridges

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3 components of a nucleotide of a DNA:

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  • 5-carbon sugar (pentose)
  • nitrogenous base
  • phosphate group
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Names of the monomers that make up these polymers:
nucleic acids
Polypeptides
Polysaccharides

A

Nucleotides
Amino acids
Monosaccharide

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2 ways nucleotide in DNA differs from nucleotide in a RNA

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  • sugar present

- uracil and thymine

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Functional groups on 2 ends of polynucleotide

chain

A

Hydroxyll 3’

Phosphate 5’

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!!!! DNA polymerase I

A

Removes nucleotides from RNA primer.

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!!! Topoisomerase

A

Prevents over winding

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!!!!! DNA polymerase II

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Adds nucleotides to leading strand of DNA

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!!!! Okazaki fragment

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Has a primer and segment of DNA on lagging strand of DNA

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!!!!! Ligase

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Makes final phosphodiester bond between 2 Okazaki fragments

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!!!!! Primase

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Lays down short sequence of RNA nucleotides before DNA Polymerase III can begin replication

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!!!! Helicase

A

Breaks hydrogen bonds between complimentary bases at replication fork

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!!!!! Origin

A

Sequence of DNA nucleotides where replication begins

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!!!!!! Single-stranded binding proteins

A

Binds to nucleotide chains of DNA and prevents reformation of hydrogen bonds between complimentary bases.

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!!!!!! Phosphodiester bonds

A

Holds together adjacent nucleotides within a polynucleotide chain

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!!!!!!Who found that DNA replicates semiconservatively?

A

Meselson and Stahl

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!!!!! Who published the 3-dimensional structure of DNA?

A

Watson and crick

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!!!!! Who found that DNA was the genetic material of T2 phage?

A

Hershey and chase

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!!!!! Who found that the amount of adenine equals the amount of thymine and the amount of guanine equals the amount of cytosine, in any sample of DNA?

A

Chargoff

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!!!!! Who found that DNA transferred avirulent bacteria into virulent bacteria?

A

Avery, Macleod, and McCarty

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!!!!! Who found x-Ray diffraction indicated DNA was double stranded and uniform width?

A

Franklin

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!!!!! Who found that rough streptococcus picked up something from dead smooth streptococcus that transformed them into the smooth type?

A

Griffith

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Disaccharides:

A

Sucrose
Lactose
Maltose

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Monosaccharide

A

Ribose

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Hydrogen bonds along N-C-C backbone of polypeptide is important for what protein structure?

A

Secondary

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What functional group isn’t attached to central carbon of an amino acid?

A

Phosphate group

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Side chains (R groups) of polypeptide are important for what level of protein structure?

A

Tertiary

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Protein denaturing involves:

A

Breaking hydrogen bonds along N-C-C backbone.

33
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Functional groups on ends of polypeptide chain

A

Amino

Carboxyl

34
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DNA complimentary hydrogen bonding occurs between:

A

One pyrimidine

One purine

35
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!!!!!! What bond holds amino acids together in a polypeptide?

A

Peptide bond

36
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What bond holds monosaccharides together in a polysaccharide?

A

Glycosidic linkage

37
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What bond holds complimentary bases together in a DNA molecule?

A

Hydrogen bond

38
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!!!!!! Triglycerides

A

Formed by bonding glycerol (3C molecule with hydroxyl group to each C) to 3 fatty acids

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!!!!!! Primary structure level

A

Amino acid sequence from beginning to end.

-carry info for production of polypeptides with specific amino acid sequences

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!!!! Secondary structure

A

Folding structure.

Causes protein to fold more compactly and in any shape.

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!!!! Tertiary structure

A

Side chains of amino acids interact and polypeptide folds and refolds —-> 3D

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!!!! Quaternary structure

A

2+ polypeptide chains that assembles with tertiary structure.

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!!!! Factors that influence protein structure

A

H bonds

Ionic bonds

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