Week 10 (DNA structure, organization and replication) Flashcards

1
Q

DNA is a type of _______ with each nucleotide being composed _____

A

nucleic acid

-5 carbón sugar
-phosphate group
-nitrogenous base

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2
Q

phosphodiester bond

A

when nucleotides are assembled together they are put in place with these covalent bonds

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3
Q

pyrimidines

A

small bases
C,T,U

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4
Q

purines

A

large bases
-adenine, guanine

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5
Q

griffith experiment

A

suggested that bacteria can transfer genetic info thru a process called transformation

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6
Q

hershey chase experiment

A

confirm that DNA is a genetic material

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7
Q

watson and crick

A

said that DNA is an intertwined double helix

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8
Q

Chargaffs rule

A

A-T
C-G

they form weak hydrogen bonds between the bases

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9
Q

DNA is what kind of configuration

A

antiparallel

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10
Q

conservative model vs dispersive model vs semi conservative model

A

conservative - two dif double helix’s
dispersive - chunks of each in each strand
semi conservative - one of each in a helix

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11
Q

what strand begins and what strand is synthesized

A

-template strand begins
-complementary strand is synthesized

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12
Q

how many sites of origin for euk vs pro

A

pro- single site
euk - multiple sites of origin

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13
Q

what is DNA pol III and what does it do and what does it require

A

it’s an enzyme
-adds nucleotides to the pre existing growing complementary strand 3’ end
-requires an RNA primer

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14
Q

sliding DNA clamp

A

protein that encircles DNA and attaches DNA pol III to template strand - increasing rate of DNA synthesis

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15
Q

leading strand

A

-replicates towards replication fork
-synthesized continuously

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16
Q

lagging strand

A

replicates away from replication fork
-synthesized in fragments
okazaki fragments

17
Q

DNA replication is referred to as….

A

semi discontinuous

18
Q

helicase

A

unwinding of duplex

19
Q

topoisomerase

A

removes torsional strain

20
Q

primase

A

builds a primer

21
Q

DNA pol III vs DNA pol I

A

pol III - assembles complementary strands

pol I- removes primer

22
Q

DNA ligase

A

joins fragments on lagging strand

23
Q

order of events of replication on lagging strand

A

1-replication proteins
2-helicase
3-SSBPs (hold strands apart )
4-primase
5-DNA pol III
6–DNA pol I
7-ligase

24
Q

what proofreads strands

A

DNA pol III

25
Q

telomeres and where is it added

A

-prevent chromosomes from shrinking during replication
-telomerase adds to 3’ end

26
Q

nucleoside

A

5 carbon sugar and nitrogenous base
NO PHOSPHATE GROUP

27
Q

nuclease

A

capable of breaking the phosphodiester bonds