Lecture 1-2 Flashcards
-/+/0 values of H (Enthalpy)
Negative- Energy is released from system
Positive- Energy is added to system
0- Closed system
-/+/0 values S (Entropy)
Negative- Disorder decreases
Positive- Disorder increases
0- No change in disorder
-/+/0 values G (Gibbs free energy)
Negative- Free energy released, exergonic, favorable, spontaneous reaction
Positive- Free energy required, endergonic, unfavorable, driven reaction
0- Equilibrium
Nucleotide
Nitrogenous base attached to sugar and 1-3 phosphates
Nucleoside
Nitrogenous base attached to only sugar
Difference between deoxyribose and ribose
Ribose has -OH at 2’ Carbon
Deoxyribose has -H at 2’ Carbon
Hairpins and Cruciforms require what and are created by
Require palindromic (inverted repeat) sequence Created by superhelical strain
Triplexes
Requires homopurine duplex
Uses Hoogsteen hydrogegen bonds
Quadraplexes
Guanines only
Occurs at telomeres and some promoters
Transition mutation
Interchanges of purines (A–>G) or pyrimidines (T–>C)
Transversion mutation
Interchanging between purine and pyrimidine bases
Pyrimidine–>Purine or opposite
Induced mutation BrdU
BrdU can pair with either A or G, depending on its chemical state
Induced mutation alkylating agents
Can cause guanine to bind thymine
Induced mutation intercalating agents
Psoralen is an intercalating agent
Upon activation with UV light, it forms adducts with neighboring pyrimidines
Induced mutation UV light
Irradiation with UV light forms thymine dimers