unit 5 - dna Flashcards

1
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three parts of nucleotide

A

phosphate, sugar, base

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2
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what part of nucleotide has nitrogen

A

base

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3
Q

what kind of sugar is in nucleotide

A

deoxyribose

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4
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four bases in nucleotides of dna

A

adenine, thymine, guanine, cytosine

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5
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base pairing rules

A

a-t, g-c

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6
Q

what makes up rungs of dna ladder

A

bases

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7
Q

what makes up backbone of dna ladder

A

phosphate and sugar

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8
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steps of dna replication

A

strands of dna separate, hydrogen bonds between nucleotides break, free nucleotides are attracted to exposed bases on loose strands, hyrdrogen bonds form between nucleotides

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9
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which enzyme unwinds and breaks h bonds in dna

A

helicase

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10
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which enzyme copies the original dna strand (using base pairing rules) to replicate

A

polymorase

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11
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why is dna replication called semi conservative replication

A

one original strand remains in the new double helix (half the old double helix is conserved)

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12
Q

how does semi conservative replication help prevent mutations

A

uses the original strand as a template

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13
Q

loose dna inside a nucleus

A

chromatin

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14
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what part of the cell cycle is dna replicated

A

end of S (synthesis)

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15
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what part of the cell cycle is dna condenses into chromosomes

A

beginning of m (mitosis)

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16
Q

what structure holds sister chromatids together for cell division

A

centromere

17
Q

how many base pairs are in an average human cell

18
Q

genes

A

sequence of DNA that encodes for a specific protein

19
Q

how many amino acids

20
Q

alleles

A

different form of a gene

21
Q

two kinds of mutations

A

point mutations and frameshift mutations

22
Q

what is point mutation

A

a single nucleotide mutation

23
Q

three kinds of point mutations

A

nonsense (codes for a stop), missense (changes one amino acid), silent (doesn’t change amino acids)

24
Q

two kinds of frameshift mutations

A

insertion (addition of nucleotide(s)), deletion (removal of nucleotide(s)); both alter amino acid sequence

25
Q

how many bases code for an amino acid

26
Q

what is rna

A

copy of dna that gets sent out for ribosomes to build since dna stays in nucleus

27
Q

central dogma of biology

A

info flows from DNA –transcription–> RNA –translation–> protein

28
Q

what is the process of transcription

A

RNA polymerase synthesizes mRNA based on dna template

29
Q

sugar in dna vs rna

A

dna: deoxyribose, rna: ribose

30
Q

what is the process of translation

A

ribosomes read mRNA sequence and build proteins based on it

31
Q

number of strans in dna vs rna

A

dna: 2, rna: 1

32
Q

bases in dna vs rna

A

dna: atcg, rna: aucg

33
Q

function in dna vs rna

A

dna: stores genetic info, rna: carries genetic info