DNA-RNA-PROTIEN Flashcards

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steps in DNA replication

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complimentary base pairing produces semiconservative replication
1. helicases unwind the parental double helix
2. single stranded binding proteins stabilize the unwound parental DNA
3. the leading strand is synthesized continually in the 5’-3’ direction by DNA polymerase
4. promise synthesizes a short RNA primer, which is extended by a DNA polymerase to form an Okazaki fragment
5. after RNA. polymerase os replaced by DNA, DNA ligase joins the Okazaki fragment to the growing strand

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2
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pol 3

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produces new strands of complimentary DNA

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3
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pol 1

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fills in the gaps between newly synthesized Okazaki fragments

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4
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DNA helicase

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unwinds double helicase

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5
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single stranded bonded protiens

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keeps helix open

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6
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primase

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creates RNA primers to initiate synthesis

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7
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ligase

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welds together Okazaki fragments

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8
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topoisomerase

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enzyme that relaxes super coils by nicking strands

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9
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replication is ….

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bidirectional

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10
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replication forks move

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in opposite directions form 5’ –> 3’ or 3’ –> 5’

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11
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redundancy

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basis for repair of errors that occur during replication or storage

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12
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meiotic recombination process

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  1. homologs physically break, exchange parts and rejoin
  2. recombination can occur anywhere along the DNA molecule
  3. precision in the exchange can give rise to unequal yield of 2 different alleles, 50% of alleles are associated w/ crossing over and 50% aren’t
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13
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difference in DNA and RNA

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each nucleotide contains ribose instead of deoxyribose
single stranded and less stable than DNA

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14
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bases of RNA

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U, A, G, C

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15
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central dogma of DNA

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DNA –> (transcription) RNA –> (translation) Protiens

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16
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mRNA

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messanger RNA

17
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tRNA

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transfer RNA

18
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rRNA

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ribosomal RNA

19
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transcription is

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RNA synthesis from DNA

20
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where does transcription occur?

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in the nucleus

21
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steps of transcription

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  1. RNA polymerase attaches at the promoter sequence (TATA box) and moves along DNA, unzipping the strands – allows for one mRNA molecule to be formed
  2. a molecule of messenger RNA is formed as a complementary copy of a region on one strand of the DNA molecule