Replication, Transcription, Translation Flashcards

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topoisomerase function

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keeps DNA from coiling back up

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DNA polymerase 2 function

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proof reads daughter strand

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DNA polymerase 1 and 3 function

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form daughter strand

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griffith’s experiment

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injecting a heat killed s bacteria and live r bacteria killed the mouse because type r turned into type s

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griffith’s experiment findings

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there is genetic material responsible for the transformation principle

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Avery experiment and findings

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DNA is the genetic material because only purified DNA from type s can change type r bacteria into type s

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Hershey and chase findings

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DNA is the genetic material in many organisms

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Hershey and chase experiment

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labeled t2 phage proteins with 32P and DNA with 35S. after phage injected its genetic material into a bacterial cell, most of the 35S and little of the 32P was left.

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Rosalind Franklin experiment and findings

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used x-ray diffraction to show that DNA was a double helix

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Watson and crick experiment and findings

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found that DNA is a double helix by using a ball and stick model

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chargaff’s rule

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purines always bond to pyrimidines. A bonds with T. C bonds with G

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12
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x ray diffraction helped to discover that

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DNA was a double helix, each turn had 10 base pairs, and the back bone is on the outside of the helix

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13
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bacteriophage

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a virus that infects bacteria

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purines

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bases with a double ring structure (A and G)

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pyrimidines

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bases with a single ring structure (C, T, and U)

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nucleotide structure

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phosphate group, pentose sugar, and nitrogenous base.

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17
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backbone of DNA is composed of

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phosphate group and sugar

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18
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gel electrophoresis

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technique used to separate macromolecules

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19
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number of hydrogen bonds between base pairs

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A-T : 2

C-G : 3

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semiconservative replication

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new DNA contains one parent and one daughter strand

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21
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DNA polymerase

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forms new DNA strands

22
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RNA polymerase

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synthesizes RNA during transcription

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DNA & RNA ligase

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links adjacent DNA fragments on the laying strand

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sugar in DNA

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deoxyribose

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sugar in RNA

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ribose

26
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deoxyribose has _______ oxygen than ribose

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1 less

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mRNA

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RNA that carries info from the DNA to the ribosome to code for amino acids

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tRNA

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carries amino acids to mRNA

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promoter

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the site where DNA transcription​ begins

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regulatory requence

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site where regulatory proteins bind, determines if gene is on or off

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transcription factors

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protein that influences the ability of RNA polymerase to transcribe genes

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snRNP’s

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remove introns from pre-RNA

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introns

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junk that gets spliced out

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exons

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the real gene

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poly A tail

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extra nucleotides added onto the 3’ end of RNA to protect it in the cytoplasm

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leading strand

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strand that is 3’ to 5’

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rRNA

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forms ribosomal subunits

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start codon

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AUG

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stop codons

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UAG, UAA, UGA

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peptide bonds are between

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amino acids

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A site

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where tRNA first enters the ribosome

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P site

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where the amino acid detaches from tRNA

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E site

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where tRNA exits the ribosome

44
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mRNA enters the ribosome from what end to what end

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5’ to 3’

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RNA polymerase moves on the template strand from

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3’ to 5’

46
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new strand is built

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5’-3’

47
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new strand can be only built onto on what end

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3’

48
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DNA helicase

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unwinds dna

49
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RNA primer

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small sequence of RNA that allows DNA polymerase to begin synthesizing DNA

50
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three stages of transcription

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  1. initiation
  2. elongation
  3. termination