Practice Questions Flashcards
Keq negative
rxn rate goes forward
Keq positive
rxn reverse
Combustion rxn
exothermic
-∆G
+∆S
-∆H
ATP is ______ bond
phosphoanhydraide bond
lipids store more energy than carbs because
they have central carbon of lipids own a greater number of valence electrons
MMR is clinically related to
hereditary non-polyposis colorectal cancer
BER is associated with
glycolysis
Excision endonuclease action
cleaves damaged DNA at either side of lesion
DNA gyrase function
prevents supercoiling of double helix
DNA pol III action
3’–5’ of template DNA strand
exonuclease proofreading
RNA primers are removed by
3’–5’ pol I exonuclease
craniosynostosis is associated with
homeodomain MSX2 (Boston type)
Rubenstein-Tayi is associated with
haploinsuffieciency of CREB binding protein (CRB)
CRB is a
HAT
NFAT is triggered to ______
enter nucleus in the presence of high intracellular Calcium
doxorubicin (adriamycin) is a
chemo drug that blocks DNA replication in dividing cells by intercalation
overabundance of eIF4E cap protein will
lead to over expression of proteins coded by mature mRNA
3’ AG is bound by
U2AF
5’GU is bound by
U1 snRNA
branch a point binds
U2 snRNA
rifampicin action
inhibits transcription of DNA by blocking Pol II at its exit channel
scurvy
proline
western blot uses
antibodies as reagent in gel electrophoresis
3’ poly A tail is added by 2 successive enzymatic step first is ____
what code?
endonucleolytic cleavage of mRNA and polyadenylation of newly generated 3’ OH terminus
endonuclealytic cleavage of RNA occurs at highly conserved sequence
AAUAAA
okazaki fragment is initiated by
DNA primase synthesizes a short oligonucleotide that is extended by DNA poly to form okazaki fragment
activation domains
some act to recruit co-activators that modify chromatin
others medicate protein-protein interactions needed to recruit general transcription machinery
at equilibrium, ∆G =
0
Which is not required for DNA replication and RNA transcription
Primers not required for RNA transcription
What is required for DNA replication and RNA transcription
RNA
DNA
Proteins
5’ splice site is recognized by
U1 snRNA
ATM protein is involved in
DNA damage check point
Next gen enzyme
DNA poly
Fidelity of DNA replication at DNA replication fork comes from inherent accuracy of active site of replicative DNA poly to select correct incoming dNTPs. 3’-5’ proofreading of DNA poly to exercise incorrect
mismatch DNA repair
Many biochemical runs that occur in human cells catalyzed by dehydrogenase enzymes. Change in free energy resulting from rxn depends upon:
- emf or reduction potential (∆E)
- relative affinity of electron acceptor for electron donated by electron donor
- concentration of electron acceptor and electron donor in cell
SDS separates based on
size (kd)of protein
RNA pol makes
rRNA 18S, 28S, 5.8S
swi/snf
ATP hydrolysis allows DNA contacts to be be broken so histone can move along DNA
G1 phase
cell divide and growth in g1 phase
NER clinical
XP
Tric
BER is initiated by
N-glycosylase
PCR temp is
higher than DNA melting temp
enzymatic activity XPB is
ATP dependent helices that opens DNA
beta amylase is made by
B-secretase followed by Gamma-secretase action of B-amyloid precursor protein
TATA box binding protein
helps direct assembly of pre-initiation complex at promotor
HR is
dependent on availability of sister chromatid
alpha helix and bet sheets are
H bonds
DNA poly 3’–5’ exonuclease
trans-lesion DNA synthesis repair
cyclosporin enzyme activity
peptide prolyl cis- isomerase activity
first enzymatic step in cap addition is
triphosphatase
mushroom, alpha amatin inhibits
blocks RNA chain elongation by preventing translocation of RNA poly along DNA
initial phase translation at 30S subunit attaches to
Shine-Delgarno sequence with 16 S rRNA
purpose of NaOH in southern blot
denatures DNA frag in gel so probe can subsequently hybridize to it complementary
What leads to double stranded breaks in genome?
- bleomycin treatment for cancer
- HIV infection
- spermatogenesis
- CT scan
What does not lead to double standed DNA break
UV exposure
Capping 5’ end of newly synthesized mRNA protects 5’ end from exonucleolytic degradation
- during capping guanosine residue is added to 5’ end of mRNA backwards
- capping precedes polyadenylation of 3’ end of mRNA
- e1F4e binds cap, which is critical for translocation of mRNA
tamoxifen antagonize estrogen by
binding estrogen receptor and preventing recruit hAT co-factor
Alzheimers disease is from a
misfolded protein
chloramphenocol and erythromycin target
translation and
peptiyl transferase
PCNA
acts as a clamp which encircles DNA and binds replisome to affect processive synthesis of DNA
high energy compounds
- PEP
- Phosphocreatine
- Aceytl Co-A
- ATP
Chromatin
- contains 4 different histone proteins with hostine complex
- contains fundamental repreating unit= nucleosome
- contains linker histone that enables compaction of 10nm fiber to 3nm solenoid
post trans mod of proteins
- methylate lysine
- acetylation of lysine
- phosphorthrenonine
4 add sugar to asparagine
which domain contains Zn finger structure critical for steroid receptor function
DNA binding domain
combinational control
mechanism involving heterodimeriation fo sequence specific DNA binding proteins that greatly increase number of potential DNA sequences to which proteins can bind and thereby allowing small number of transcription facts to regulate large number of genes.
how do activator domains function
mediate protein protein interactionsneeded to recruit general transcription machinery
how do alkylating agents damage DNA
attack nucleophillic groups on bases, leaving adducts
function of helix loop helix, bZIP domains serve in transcription factor to
mediate bidning transcription factor to specific DNA sequence
miRNA and siena are
regulatory RNA
micheals menton Kcat
number of substrate molecules that are converted to product at saturating substrate concentrations
chargoff’s rule
B form duplex DNA
which DNA repair does MutS and MutL proteins serve?
mismatch repair
deoxyadenosine 5’phosphate is a
nucleotide
gout
purine
uric acid
lesch nyhan
HPRT1 gene
deficiency of enzyme hypoxanthine
phosphoribisyltransferase 1
high uric acid in body
epigenetics
covalent methylation of DNA
hypermehtylation
silencing tumor suppressor gene
hypomethylation
aberrant transcription oncogenes
melanoma
thymine dimer
UV light
AZT and DDL
nucleoside analogue drugs
breast/ovarian canver
gene: BRCA1/BRCA2
protein: DSB response
bloom syndrome and skin cancer predisposition
protein: DNA helicase
gene: BLM
ataxia telangiextasisia and cancer predisposition
gene: ATM
protein: DNA damage checkpoint
werner’s syndrome
cancer predisposition
gene: WRN
protein: DNA helicase
3’–5’ exonuclease
Nijmegan breakage syndrome
gene: NBS1
Protein: DSB repair
gene: BRCA1/BRCA2
breast and ovarian cancer
gene: BLM
bloom syndrome and skin cancer predisposition
gene: ATM
atacia telangiectasis and cancer predispostion
gene: WRN
werner’s syndrome and cancer predisposition
gene: NBS 1
nijmegan breakage syndrome
cancer predisposition
gout caused by
purine, uric acid
nonpolyposis colorectal cancer is a problem in
MMR
xerdoerma pigmentosum
NER
light sensitivity
abnormal pigmentation
cockayne syndrom
NER
trichothidystrophy
NER
Marfan syndrom
tall and prone to aneurysms
Mutation of fibrillin gene transcript
B-thalassemia
TATA box
Gamma-delta-beta thalassemia
deletion in locus control region for the txn of all glob in genes resulting in loss of glob in txn
Hemophilia B leyden
promotor or clotting protein gene
fragile X syndrome
expansion of CGG count upstream of FMR1 gene
which causes abnormally high rate of methylation and txn silencing genes
craniosynostosis
premature closing of sutures in skull
homeodomain
waardenburg syndrome
white streak in hair
mutation of MIFT
which codes or bHLH
androgen insensitivity syndrome
zinc fingers
leukemia
HAT or HDAC
Rubinstein Taybi syndrom
CREB, CBP (HAT)
warfarin
anticlotting drug that targets carboxylation of prothrombin
cogenitial disorder of glycosylation (CDG)
dysfunction of glycosylation mechanism results in CDG
prion disease
misfolding of proteins
additional beta pleats
alzheimers
AB-42 accumulation
parkinsons
beta-synuclein misfiles into lewy bodies
alpha amanitin targets
inhibits RNA pol II by binding bridge so it can’t translocate
death cap mushrooms
rifampicin
binds beta subunit of bacterial RNA poly
blocks the exit chamber where assembled RNA exits
tamoxifen
binds to estrogen receptors as a ligand
prevents estrogen from binding to active site
rapamycin
phosphorylates 4E-BP so that the initiation complex cannot be formed
gleevec
cancer treatment competitively inhibits ber-abl kinase
antibiotics act to
interferes with ribosome (tRNA binding, elongation and peptidyl transferase)
velcade
inhibits proteosome that degrades good proteins resulting in multiple myeloma