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1
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adenine

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1 NH3

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guanine

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2 H bonds, has an O double bond, 1 NH2

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guanine formal name

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deoxyguanosine 5”-monophosphate

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thymine

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1 bond H3C, 2 O double bond, 2H bonds

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thymine formal name

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deoxythymidine 5’-monophosphate

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cytosine

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1 NH3 bond, 2 H bonds, 1 O double bond

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cytosine formal name

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deoxycytidine 5’-monophospahte

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pyrimadines

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thymine and cytosine
-one single ring

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purines

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adenine and guanine
-two rings

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what goes with A?

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T

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what goes with G?

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C

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coding strand and template strand

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-coding strand is the exact same as the new strand thats being made (if its RNA that being made, then you switch the T for a U)
-template strand is made complementary

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helicase, topoisomerase, primase, DNA polymerase 3, DNA Polymerase 1, then ligase

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helicase, topoisomerase, primase, DNA polymerase 3, DNA Polymerase 1, then ligase

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DNA Polymerase 1

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removes and replaces DNA fragments in the LAGGING strand

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DNA Polymerase 3

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actually replicating the DNA

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what is attached to the 3’ carbon

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OH

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17
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what is attached to the 2’ in deoxyribose?

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H

18
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what is attached to the 2’ in ribose?

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OH

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what is attached to the 1’ ?

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carbon

20
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what is attached to the 5’?

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1-3 phosphate groups

21
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deoxynucleotide triphosphates

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dTNPs,
- not part of polynucleotide chain
-act as substrates for DNA synthesis

22
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deoxynucleotide MONOphosphates

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-a part of polynucleotide chain
-have single phosphates called dNMPs (N refers to one of the 4 bases)

23
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What is DNA polymerase (DNA pol)

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by this, individual nucleotides are put into chains

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what direction are chains built in?

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5’ – 3’

25
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what do we add groups onto?

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the 3’ OH

26
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What does DNA Polymerase do?

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it catalyzes the formation of a phosphodiester bond between 3’ hydroxyl group of one nucleotide and 5’ phosphate group of next nucleotide

27
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each polynucleotide chain has a _______________________

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sugar phosphate backbone

28
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what is the bases of nucleotide pairing?

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  1. the bases of one strand are complementary to the bases in a corresponding strand
  2. The two strands are antiparallel, with respect to their 5’ and 3’ ends
    - brings the partial charges into alignment
    - charges would repel each other if the strands ran parallel
29
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major and minor grooves

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regions where DNA building proteins can make direct contact with nucleotides

30
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what are the alternate forms of DNA?

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B-form, A-from. Z-form

31
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B-form

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-most common form
-10.5 bases per turn
- bases perpendicular to long axis

32
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A-form

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-more compact
-11 bases per turn
-bases are not perpendicular
-found under dehydrating conditions

33
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Z-form

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-left-handed helix
-12 base pairs per turn
- zig-zag appearance
-physiology experience is unknown, but it is observed in certain sequences near the beginning of gene transcription

34
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bacteria have how many origins of replication

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one since it is circular

35
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eukaryotic has how many origins of replication

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multiple since it is linear

36
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how many origins are in the human genome?

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more than 10,000

37
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what is replication best studies in?

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bacteria

38
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replisome

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large complex of proteins at the origin of replication

39
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what does the replisome do?

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assembles at each replication fork on the DNA during synthesis

40
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replication origins have ______ the attract _______ enzymes.

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sequences; replication

41
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consensus sequence

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most common sequence/average

42
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topoisomerase

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unravels coil and then hooks back on

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