Unit 6- Topic 2 Flashcards

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Primers

A

the foundation for DNA synthesis

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2
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Telomeres

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repeating units of short nucleotide sequences that do not code for genes.
Cap the end of DNA to help postpone erosion.

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3
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Telomerase

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Adds telomeres to DNA

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4
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Mismatch Repair

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enzymes remove and replace the incorrectly paired nucleotide.

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5
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Nuclease

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can remove segments of nucleotides

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6
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Where does DNA replication begin?

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at origins of replication

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7
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When is a replication fork formed?

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When various proteins attach to the origin of replication and open the DNA.

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8
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Primase does what

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initiates replication

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9
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Primase initiates replication by

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adding short segments of RNA called primers to the parental DNA strand

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10
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Conservative model

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parental strands are fully conserved. direct synthesis of an entirely new double stranded molecule.

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How does the dispersive process work?

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  1. material is dispersed randomly between the two daughter molecules.
  2. after 1 replication, daughter molecules have a random mix of parental and new DNA.
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