Molecular II Flashcards
nucleotide excision repair
endonuclease release damaged base
DNA polymerase and ligase fill and reseal
repair bulky lesions
occur in G1
defective nucleotide excision repair
xeroderma pigmentosa
prevent repair of pyrimidine dimers (UVB damage)
base excision repair
base specific glycosylase
-create site without pur or pyr
AP-endonuclease - remove one or more nucleotides - cleaves 5’ end
lyase cleaves 3’ end
DNA polymerase beta - fills gap and DIA ligase seals it
throughout cell cycle
mismatch repair
newly synthesized strand recognized
-mismatched nucleotides removed - gap filled and sealed
G2 phase of cell cycle
defective in hereditary nonpolyposis colorectal cancer
mismatch repair
nonhomologous end joining
bring together 2 ends of DNA fragments repair ds breaks
mRNA is read
5’ > 3’
direction DNA and RNA synthesis
DNA and RNA - both synthesized 5 > 3
5’ end - high energy bond - tri-P
protein synthesis direction
N-terminus to C-terminus
start codon
AUG
stop codon
UGA, UAA, UAG
fMet
prokaryote start codon
stimulate neutrophil chemotaxis
methionine
start codon - AUG - AA
promoter
site where RNA polymerase II and other transcription factors bind DNA upstream gene locus
AT rich - TATA box
enhancer
further upstream from promoter (TATA)
-alter gene expresion
silencer
site where gene repressor binds
RNA polymerse I
makes rRNA
RNA polymerase II
makes mRNA - largest RNA
RNA polymerase III
makes tRNA - smallest RNA
a-amanitin
in amanita phalloides - death cap mushroom
inhibit RNA polymerase II - mRNA synthesis
severe hepatotoxicty
rifampin MOA
inhibit RNA polymerase
actinomycin D
inhibit RNA polymerase
RNA processing - after transcription
occus in nucleus
1 - capping 5’ end - 7 methylguanosine cap
2 - polyadenylation 3’ end - 200 As
3 - splicing out introns
capped, tailed, spliced = mRNA
cytoplasmic P-bodies
mRNA quality control
exonucleases, decapping enzymes, microRNAs