Lecture 2 Flashcards

1
Q

What are PCR rxns catalyzed by?

A

Polymerases
Generally use dna as template

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2
Q

All reactants needed for pcr

A

dNTPs
Polymerase
Primers
DNA template
Buffer w Mg2+

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3
Q

Why is Mg2+ needed for pcr

A

Cofactor for polymerase

DNA stability

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4
Q

Pcr cycle

A

Melt 98C 30s

Melt 98C 10s
Anneal 50C 30s
Extend 72C 90s

Extend 72C 10 min

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5
Q

What end does polymerase extend from?

A

3 prime oh that is free

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6
Q

Caveats of our study

A

-15 residues in binding protein

300 possible options for mutations

-higher order interactions ignored

-ignoring long distance effects

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7
Q

How many sets of primers needed for GA?

A

2

2 ga rxns simultaneous per side of DNA

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8
Q

Each primer has overhang on which of its ends?

A

5’

It’s 3’ end must be annealed and free for polymerase

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9
Q

For protein expression, where in vector to put insert?

A

Promoter
RBS = ribosome binding site
ATG start

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10
Q

What else is important for insert location?

A

Reading frame

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11
Q

When to remove stop codon from insert?

A

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12
Q

Is HCAII an example of convergent evolution?

A

YES

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13
Q

How many isoforms of human HCAII?

A

7

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14
Q

Isoform definition

A

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15
Q

What type of enzyme is HCAII

A

Metalloenzyme

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16
Q

What does zinc act as within enzyme?

A

Lewis acid

17
Q

When zn2+ is coordinated by 3 neutral histidines, what does zn have a high affinity for?

A

Hydroxyl group

Acts as a nucleophile and attacks co2 -> carbonic acid

18
Q

Steps for HCAII

19
Q

RLS for HCAII?

A

Step 6
Base coming in for protein

20
Q

Catalytic components

A

Glu 106
Thr 199
His 64

21
Q

Stability components

A

His 94, 96, 119

22
Q

Mutagenesis definition

23
Q

Conservative vs no conservative definitions

24
Q

Plasmid definition

25
Q

Components of cloning

A

Ori = origin of replication = how vector clones itself

Selection marker = commonly an antibiotic resistant gene

MCS
- restriction enzyme site = site of snip = where insert can go ?
- promoter (T7)
- tags = many functions

26
Q

Gibson Assembly

A

Cloning method that links and amplifies both vector and insertb

27
Q

Roles of exonuclease, polymerase, and ligase in GA

28
Q

Forward primer

A

Matches with written out gene exactly
Complement to anti sense strand

29
Q

Reverse primer

A

Reverse complement to 3’ end of written out gene
Complement to sense strand

30
Q

Sense strand

A

What is written out = gene standard
mRNA sequence
Template for translation

31
Q

Anti Sense Strand

A

Actually encodes genetic info

32
Q

Cloning definition

A

Clone gene into vector

33
Q

Bp Range for primers

A

15-25bp
Free 3’ oh

35
Q

RNA Virus and qPCR

36
Q

Generic way a gene is written out

A

5’ to 3’
Sense strand
ATG