Test 2 Flashcards

1
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Write the central dogma

A

DNA (replication;DNA polymerase)–> RNA (transcription; RNA polymerase)-> protein (translation; ribosome)

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2
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Requirements for DNA replication

A

Primer, DNA polymerase, dATP, dTTP, dCTP, and dGTP

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3
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What will be required for PCR?

A

Buffer

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4
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Unique feature of A-DNA, B-DNA, and Z-DNA?

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A- wide; anti formation; right handed
B- intermediate; anti; right handed
Z- skinny; anti + syn; left handed

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5
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Chemical forces that contribute to form double helical DNA

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H+ and van der Waals between bases (base stacking)

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6
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Define Tm value

A

The temp at which half the helical structure is lost. The determination is observed at 260nm

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7
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What is required for reverse transcription?

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Reverse transcriptase

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8
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Gene expression is?

A

The flow of genetic info from DNA to protein

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9
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What is promoter?

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Specifically bind RNA polymerase and determine where transcription begins.

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10
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Common promoter regions found in bacterial genes

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Eukaryotic- -75, -25

Prokaryotic- -35, -10

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11
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Common promoter regions founds in eukaryotic cell genes?

A

CAAT + TATAA boxes

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12
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What is shine-dalgarno sequence?

A

Ribosome binding site

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13
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Ribosome composition + function

A

Protein + rRNA

rRNA binds to shine-dalg

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14
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What is the first AA in bacterial proteins?

A

f methionine

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15
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Splicing

A

To remove non-coding region (introns)

—-}GU—-AG{—–

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16
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What are restriction enzymes? (Palindrome site?)

A

Precise molecular scalpels that allow an investigator to manipulate DNA segments.

5’ ATCGAT 3’
3’ TAGCTA 5’

17
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PCR

A

Polymerase Chain Reaction

18
Q

Necessary components of PCR?

A

DNA polymerase, Taq, PFU

19
Q

Ligase

A

Enzyme to ligate fragments

20
Q

Polylinker site

A

Multicloning site with restriction enzyme sites

21
Q

Difference between cloning vector and expression vector?

A

Cloning- specific for cloning

Expression- specific for gene expression

22
Q

What is cDNA?

A

Complementary DNA; comes from RNA by reverse transcriptase