Lecture 1 Flashcards

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Chargaff’s conclusion

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  1. 1st rule: [A=T] and [G=C]

2. 2nd rule: composition of DNA varies between species

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Griffith’s conclusion

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a chemical substance/transforming principle is bearer of genetic information

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Avery’s conclusion

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DNA is the chemical substance that causes transform

it is the genetic information

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x-ray diffraction pattern in photo 51

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helical structure
double-stranded
bases perpendicular point to the centre

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who’s information did Watson and Crick use

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Franklin’s photo 51

Chargaff’s 2nd rule

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direction of DNA synthesis

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5’ to 3’ (phosphate and OH groups)

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7
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nucleotide monomers joined together with

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phosphodiester bonds

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8
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how many H bonds between purines

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cytosine guanine- 3

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9
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how many H bonds between pyridamines

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thymine adenine -2

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10
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structure of DNA

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double stranded helical structure
sugar phosphate backbone- outside, bases- inside
stabilised by H bonds
2 polynucleotide strands orientated opposite directions
two strands are anti-parallel

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