Excision repair Flashcards

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1
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Name the 2 types of excision repair

A

Base and nucleotide

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2
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name the 3 enzymes in Excision repair

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Repair endonuclease, polymerase and ligase

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3
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DNA Repair endonuclease is what

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complex that recognises and binds to and excised the damaged base or bases

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DNA polymerase does what

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fills the gap, using the undamaged complementary strand of DNA as a template

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5
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DNA Ligase does what

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seals the break left by DNA polymerase

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6
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Base excision repair does what

A

pathways remove abnormal chemically modified bases

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7
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Nucleotide excision repair does what

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pathways remove larger defects, such as thymine dimers

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8
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Base excision repair is initiated by what enzyme

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DNA Glycosylases

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9
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Explain what happens first in base repair

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-Glycosylase binds to the modified base and cleaves the glycosidic bond between the abnormal base and pair.

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10
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What is an AP site

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A site on the DNA that is missing a base

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What happens at the AP site involving the AP endonuclease (Base)

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The sugar phosphate backbone is removed by the AP endonuclease and phosphodiesterase

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What remains after AP endonuclease and phosphodiesterase has been used (Base)

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Missing nucelotide

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DNA polymerase then does what and leaves what (Base)

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replaces the missing nucleotide but a single strand break still remains

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14
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What seals the single strand break (Base)

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DNA ligase seals the nick

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15
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Nucleotide Excision repair - ‘excinuclease’ activity requires the products of what genes

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uvrA
uvrB
uvrC

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16
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What polypeptide trimer recognises and binds to the damaged DNA in nucleotide repair

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Trimer of 2 uvrA and one uvrB

uvrA is a dimer

17
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Energy from what is used to bend the DNA at the damaged site and what is released

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ATP

uvrA dimer is released

18
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uvrC binds to what

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the uvrB/DNA complex

19
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uvrB and uvrC cleave what on the damaged DNA

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uvrB cleaves the 5th phosphodiester bond from the 3’ side.

uvrC cleaves the 8th phosphodiester bond from the 5’ side

20
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uvrD is also known as what

A

DNA helicase II

21
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uvrD/Helicase II releases what

A

the excised ogliomer

22
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DNA polymerase and ligase then do what in nucleotide repair

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replaces and seals