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Quiz 3.3 departs Flashcards

1
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Characte of replication

A

Demiconservative
Bidirectional
Semicontinuous

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2
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The eye/bubble is found where

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where there is more A-T bonds

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3
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ATPs used per base pair unwinded

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2

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4
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Forces the strands apart, anti-double helix

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Helicase

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5
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Prevent reannealing of strands

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SSB/HD

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6
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Reversible cut a single strand of the double helix

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Type I DNA topoisomerase/DNA swivelase

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7
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bind tightly to both strands of the DNA and make attansient break in the strands, introduces negative supertwists

A

Type 2 DNA topoisomerase

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8
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Discontinuous fragments during the action of DNA polymerase

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Okazaki

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9
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Only prokaryotic polymerase isoform na may 5-3 exonuclease activity

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Pol I

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10
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Daughter starnd that is synthesiEd in 5-3 continuously

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leading

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11
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Daughter strand synthesized in the 5-3 direction discontinuosly

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Lagging

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12
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Fragments are joined together by ___ to form one daugter strand

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DNA ligase

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13
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Two enzymes that synthesize the primer

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Rna polymerase for leading

primase (from G gene) for lagging

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14
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The building blocks for rna primer and the product release with each phosphodiester bond formed

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5’ ribonucleoside triphosphate

PPi

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15
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prepriming complex assembled that binds to the single stranded dna displacing some ssDNA (protein + primase complex)

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Primosome

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16
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Chain elongation is catalyzed by

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Pol 3

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17
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Nucleotide uikding blocks for chin elongation

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5’ deoxyribonucleoside triphosphate

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18
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Inhibits pol alpha delta epsilon

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Aphidicolin

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19
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dideoxyNTPs inhibit what

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B G strrongly

D E weakly

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20
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n-ethylmaleimide inhibits

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A G D E

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21
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Animal dna polymerase: with primase activity, lagging strand replicase

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Alpha

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22
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Animal dna polymerase: for dna repair

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Beta

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23
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Animal dna polymerase: for mitochondrial dna repli

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Gamma

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24
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Animal dna polymerase: for proofreading (3-5 exonuclease), complexed with PCNA for u nlimited peovessivity

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delta

25
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Animal dna polymerase: highly processive even without pcna

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Epsilon

26
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Anima dn apolym delta needs to complex with what for unli processivity

A

delta

27
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Saan sa cell cycle ung dna repli

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S phase

28
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Action of Ara A and C antiviral drugs

A

Inhib dna repli bu acting as analogues

29
Q

This inhibitor insert itself with dna inhibiting helicase

Something acridine orange

A

Actinomycin D

30
Q

Inhiitor of dna gyrase

A

Novobiocin
Oxalinic acid
Nalidixic acid
Coumermycon

31
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Responsible for dna directed rna synth

A

Rna polymerase

32
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Requirmeent aof rna polymerase

A

noncoding strand

Ribonucleoside triphosphates for substrate

33
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The transcription unit extends fron where to where

A

promoter region to terminator region

34
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Kind of termination where Tus is dislodged

A

Permissive

35
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Kind of termination where Tus-Ter is still intact

A

nonpermissive

36
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Subunits of the e coli rna polymease

A

2 alpha
1 beta
1 beta prime
1 sigma

37
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Stages of replication

A 
Prepriming
Polymerization
Inititation
Elongation
Removal of primer
Dna ligas
38
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Specific regions contained in dna recognized by the rna polymerase

A

Promoter region

39
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Which subunit in rna polymerase recognizes the promoter region

A

sigma

40
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Sequence of 7 nucleotides within promoter region

Orients rna ploymerase as to the direction and start of synthesis

Located 5-10 bases fron the first base to eb copied

A

Pribnow box

41
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sequce of pribnow box

A

TATAAT

42
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Sequence of the 35 sequence

A

TTGACA

43
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Initial site of sigma binding

A

35 sequence

44
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Causes localized melting of dna about 10 bases from probnow box

A

open promoter region

45
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Two binding sites of rna polymerase

A

inittitation site and elongation site

46
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The initiation site of rna polym binds only what

A

Purine ntps

47
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Binds to beta subunit if rna polymerase preventing incoming ntps from binding

A

Rifamycin SV

48
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Allows first dinucleotide to form but boocks movement of polymerase along the dna

A

Rifampicin

49
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Elongation (transcription) is cRried our by

A

Core enzyme

50
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The sigma unit dissociates when

A

8 bases polymerized

51
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Special termination protein

A

rho-p?

52
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How does rho terminate transcription

A

Finds bubble and unwinds it to release the rna chain

53
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Termination sites can be dound where

A

sequence of high GC near loop
Sequence of As in the dna
Inverted repeat base sequence with a central nonrepeating segment

54
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Rna polymerase species: synthesizes the large ribosomal RNAs in the nucleolus

A

1

55
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Rna polymerase species: produces small RNAs including tRNA and small 5S ribosomal RNA

Less sensitive to inhibition by alpha-amanitin

A

3

56
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Rna polymerase species: synthesize the precursors of mRNA

A

2

57
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Consensus sequences similar to the pribnow box

A

TATA

CAAT

58
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recognition sites in eikaryotic promoters

A

Tata or caat box

59
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Inhibits rna polymerase 2, a potent toxin produced by a poisonous mushroom

A

alpha amanitin

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