LESSON 5B: Nucleic acid, double helix, supercoiling Flashcards

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1
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What organic compound contains one heterocylic ring in Nucleic acid?

A

Pyrimidine

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2
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What organic compound contains fused heterocylic rings in nucleic acid?

A

Purine

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3
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What nucleotide bases are example of Pyrimidine?

A

Cytosine, Uracil, Thymine

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4
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What nucleotide bases are example of Purine?

A

Adenine and Guanine

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5
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A bond that connects phosphate group though ester linkage.

A

Phosphodiester bond

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6
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DNA is _______ handed.

A

DNA is right handed.

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7
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What is the backbone of the double helix of DNA?

A

Sugar-phosphate

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8
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How many nucleotide base pairs are there in one helical turn?

A

10 base pairs

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9
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How is DNA helix arranged in?

A

3’-5’ to 5’-3’

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10
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What caused the DNA to helical?

A

The two strands wrapped around each other.

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11
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What enzyme or topoisomerase processes DNA into supercoiling due to large molecule of DNA?

A

DNA gyrase

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12
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At what cell supercoiling happens?

A

Only at Prokaryotes, due to DNA is linear.

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13
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What is the counter part of supercoiling for Eukaryotes?

A

Wounding DNA around histones.

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