week 8 Flashcards

1
Q

Nitrogenous base linked by

A

phosphodiester bond

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2
Q

GC forms __ H bonds -Slightly ___ base pairing

AT forms __ H bonds

A

3
stronger
2

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3
Q

Always read nucleotides

A

from 5’ to 3’

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4
Q

minor grooves are ___ together

Major grooves ___ apart -Enough space for a ___ to get access to ___

A

minor grooves are closer together
Major grooves further apart
Enough space for a protein to get access to nucleotide

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5
Q

most bacterial chromosomes are

A

circular

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6
Q

Bacteria doesn’t have ____ to wrap dna, uses ____ instead

A

Bacteria doesn’t have histones to wrap dna, uses supercoiling instead

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7
Q

DNA gyrase (2)

A

topoisomerase

makes supercoiled DNA

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8
Q

supercoiling needs what and why

A

Requires E from atp

Makes it essentially impossible to pull apart

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9
Q

In most bacteria DNA is _____ supercoiled

Coiled to the ____ direction of helical shape

A

In most bacteria DNA is negatively supercoiled (under-wound)

Coiled to the opposite direction of helical shape

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10
Q

Back reaction

does it need E

A

releases supercoiled (requires no extra E)

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11
Q

each strand serves as a ____ for the new daughter strand
Each strand is the reverse ____ of the other
____ replication

A

each strand serves as a template for the new daughter strand
Each strand is the reverse complement of the other
Semiconservative replication

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12
Q

DNA polymerase

A

catalyze synthesis of complementary strand of DNA

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13
Q

dna synthesized in what direction and forms what bonds

A

Synthesized in 5’-3’ direction only forming phosphodiester bonds

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14
Q

Enzymes require (3)

A

Template - direct synthesis of complementary strand
Primer. DNA or RNA
dNTP (dATP, dTTP, dCTP, dGTP) - deoxynucleotide triphosphates

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15
Q

Why does DNA polymerase need a primer

A

Can elongate nucleic acid but not form it from nowhere

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16
Q

Replication fork

____ replication from single ori

A

is where DNA is unwound and strands are separated

Bidirectional replication from single ori

17
Q

DnaA binds to ___

causes what?

A

bind to oriC (origin of repl) causing bending and separation of strands

18
Q

DnaB does what?

does it need E

A

helicases like DnaB separate strands
Form the replication fork
Requires atp

19
Q

Single stranded binding proteins bind

A

ssDNA to prevent strands from annealing/coming together

20
Q

primase synthesizes

A

RNA primer

21
Q

Lagging and leading strand is synthesized by

A

DNA polymerase III

22
Q

Okazaki fragments

does it need new primers for every sequence

A

are short pieces of DNA synthesizes on the lagging strand

yes

23
Q

e.coli has how many polymerase

which one plays more role in rep

A

e.coli has 5 DNA polymerase with polymerase III playing the major role in replication

24
Q

DNA polymerase holoenzyme

A

complex of 10 proteins

Contains proofreading function

25
Q

dnaQ (3)

A

proofreading

subunit of DNA polymerase III

Removal of mismatched base from 3’ end of growing strand by exonuclease activity of enzyme

26
Q

is proofreading 100% effective?

A

Activity isn’t 100% effective
Mutation rates are 10^-8 to 10^-11
Depends on rate of cell replication or type of cell

27
Q

one reason why mutations occur

A

nucleotides have other/rare forms

28
Q

DNA polymerase I

A

removes RNA primers, fill gaps with DNA

29
Q

Okazaki fragments are joined by

A

DNA ligase

30
Q

dna ligase forms a _____ bond between 3’-___ of the ____ strand with the 5’-____ of an Okazaki fragment

A

dna ligase forms a phosphodiester bond between 3’-OH of the growing strand with the 5’-phosphate of an Okazaki fragment

31
Q

____ proteins binds ___ sequence and prevents further replication

A

tus proteins binds ter sequence and prevents further replication

32
Q

Topoisomerases

A

liberate chromosomes

Cleave DNA, thread strand through, relegate DNA