replication of DNA 1.2 Flashcards

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what is semiconservative

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each parent strand act as a template
each new strand has one new daughter strand and a parent strand

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stages of replictaion

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  1. double helix unwinds
  2. hydrogen bonds break and strands separate
    3.primer binds to the 3’ end of template strand
  3. free nucleotides in the cytoplasm join to base partners
  4. DNA polymerase ands nucleotides using complementary base pairing
  5. strands retwist
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3
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what enzyme joins the dna fragments together on the lagging strand. the leading strand replicates continuously

A

ligase

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4
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what can PCR be used for

A

solve crimes, settle paternity suits, diagnose genetic disorders

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what is PCR

A

DNA amplification

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advantages of PCR

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highly specific
easily automated
capable of amplifying minute quantity of sample

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requirements for PCR

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dna sample
primers
free dna nucleotides
heat tolerant dna polymerase
energy
buffer solution

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process of PCR

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92-98 to separate strands
55-60 for primers to anneal
70-80 for DNA extension

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