Exam 3.1 Flashcards

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1
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What is dna always?

A

A polymer

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2
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Describe the structure of dna

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Double helix

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3
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Who proposd this shape

A

Mendel

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4
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Define deoxynucleotide

A

Fundemental building block (ribosugar and DNA monomers)

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5
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DNA has what number of ends?

A

3 and 5

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6
Q

Each strand of DNA is

A

Polar

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7
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What binds the two strands

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Complementary hydrogen bonds

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8
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The strand ls run in different directions meaning DNA is an

A

Antiparallel

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9
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What end are new molecules

A

3 prime

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10
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DNA is elongated from

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3-May

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11
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Describe the backbone of DNA

A

Sugar and phosphate

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12
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Orgin of replication

A

Sites where DNA replication begins which have a special sequence of DNA

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13
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Bidirectional direction

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Replication in two directions

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14
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What does DNA sequence require a lot of?

A

Protiens

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15
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DNA polymerase

A

Enzyme that synthesizes DNA

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16
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Topoisomerase

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Allows DNA to untwis and prevents it from sticking back together

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17
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Primer

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A region of double strand nucleic acid that serves as a starting point for DNA synthesis.

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18
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Primase

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creates an RNA primer used to replicated DNA

19
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Helicase

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Seperates DNA strands by breaking down ATP and harnessing energy

20
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Single stranded binding protiens

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Bind to unpaired DNA strands to keep them from reconnecting

21
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DNA ligase

A

Binds okazaki fragments

22
Q

What are the two strands

A

Leading and lagging

23
Q

Leading strand

A

Follows replication fork, 3

24
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Lagging strand

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Runs away from the replication fork, 3, discontinous

25
Q

Okazaki fragments

A

Part of the lagging strand

26
Q

The ozaki fragments are sealed by

A

Ligase

27
Q

What is DNA constantly doing

A

Undergoing spontanious chemical change and is damaged by chmicals and radiation

28
Q

Define mutation

A

When theres a random flaw in DNA

29
Q

Define nucleotide excision repair

A

versatile process that can remove many forms of DNA damage

30
Q

What type of light causes tbe damage

A

Ultraviolet

31
Q

DNA in proteins is

A

Chromatin

32
Q

In cells what is DNA tightly associsted with?

A

Protiens

33
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What can proteins change in the DNA

A

Structure

34
Q

Nucleosome

A

place in the nucleus where ribosomes are produced with preRNA

35
Q

What are histoprotiens

A

Group of protiens found in chromatins

36
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How many times does DNA wrap around nucleosome core?

A

Twice

37
Q

Define chromatin

A

A complex of DNA and protiens

38
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What are chromosomes sorted into?

A

Highly distinct regions

39
Q

The location of chromosome plays a role in

A

Gene expression

40
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Define gene expression

A

Steps from going whats in the gene to how its expressed

41
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Changes in gene expression drive

A

Evolution

42
Q

Define gene

A

Segment of DNA that determines characteristics

43
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Define transcription

A

Dna to rna step 1

44
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Define translation

A

Rna to polypeptide step 2