L5 DNA Replication Flashcards

1
Q

DNA replication is

A

semi-conservative

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2
Q

DNA synthesis direction

A

5’ to 3’ direction

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3
Q

DNA strand orientiation

A

anti-parallel

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4
Q

DNA synthesis initiation

A

replication fork

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5
Q

DNA helicase function

A

separate paired strands of DNA

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6
Q

Okazaki fragments

A

occurs on lagging strand

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7
Q

Which strand is continuous

A

leading strand

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8
Q

Requirements for DNA chain synthesis

A

DNA polymerase

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9
Q

What do DNA polymerases require for DNA synthesis

A

pre-existing chain or primer

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10
Q

Primer

A

short stretch of nucleotides

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11
Q

Action of DNA polymerase on the RNA primer

A

extends the primer

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12
Q

What does lagging strand synthesis require

A

DNA primase, DNA polymerase, Ribonuclease H and DNA ligase

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13
Q

Ribonuclease H function

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removes RNA primer

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14
Q

True or False - DNA helicase requires ATP

A

true

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15
Q

Diseases caused by mutations in DNA helicase

A

Werner Syndrome, Bloom syndrome

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16
Q

Werner syndrome

A

premature ageing

17
Q

Bloom syndrome

A

rare cancer syndrome

18
Q

Sliding clamp function

A

enhances DNA polymerase processivity, move DNA polymerase forward

19
Q

Single stranded DNA binding protein function

A

expose single stranded DNA in the replication fork, enhance processivity of DNA polymerase

20
Q

DNA topoisomerases function

A

prevent DNA becoming tangled during replication

21
Q

Which DNA topoisomerase requires ATP

A

topoisomerase II

22
Q

Origin of replication

A

where DNA replication begins

23
Q

Yeast origins

A

autonomously replicating sequences

24
Q

Human origins

A

poorly understood, sequences near to LMNB2, MYC

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What are human origins also defined by
chromatin structure
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When does replicator selection occyr
G1
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When does origin activation occur
S phase
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What does eukaryotic replicator selection form
pre-replicative complex
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Origin replication complex function
bind to replicator sequence
30
Relationship between pre-RC and Cdk function
ensures chromosomes are replicated exactly once per cell cycle
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What is the effect of removing RNA primers
shortens newly synthesised DNA strands
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What is telomerase
protein and RNA
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RNA component function in telomerase
specifies telomere sequence