13-15 Flashcards

1
Q

exo 1

A

proofreading

1= 3’>5’

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2
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exo 2

A

error repair, Okazaki fragment processing

2=5’>3’

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3
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DNA pol 1

A

error repair, Okazaki fragment processing

polymerase, exo 1/2 activity

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4
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DNA pol 3

A

replication

polymerase, exo 1

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5
Q

gyrase

A

relaxes supercoiling
type of topisomerase
part of rep elongation phase

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6
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topo IV

A

sep interlinked/concatenated daughter chromosomes when rep is done
part of rep termination phase

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7
Q

fluoroquinolone

A

inhibits gyrase and topo IV so it inhibits both gram pos/neg bacteria

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8
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plasmids characteristics

A

small, circ, extrachromosomal, double stranded, replicate autonomously

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9
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number of plasmids per cell determined by

A

the ““strength” of the rep origin

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10
Q

telomerase mech

A

is a reverse transcriptase, carries own RNA template

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11
Q

main eukary DNA pol involved in DNA rep

A

pol delta, epsilon

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12
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DNA pol involved in repair pathways

A

pol beta

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13
Q

DNA pol found in mitochondria/chloroplasts

A

pol gamma

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14
Q

RNA core enzyme + sigma subunit

A

RNA holoenzyme

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15
Q

RNA rep does not need

A

primer, can initiate transcription de novo

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16
Q

frequency of RNA rate of initiation depends on

A

strength of promoter

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17
Q

region containing RNAP core enzyme, DNA, and nascent RNA

A

transcription bubble

part of transcription elongation

18
Q

RNAP more prone to error bc

A

it lacks nuclease activity, no editing fnc

19
Q

transcription termination

A

end of gene contains stop signals, lies in newly syn RNA strand (not DNA template)

20
Q

prokary transcription initiation reg by

A

sigma factors

21
Q

sigma 70

A

housekeeping, transcribes most genes in growing cells

70 yo maid

22
Q

sigma 38

A

starvation/stationary phase

23
Q

sigma 32

A

heat shock sigma factor

24
Q

sigma 24

A

extracytoplasmic stress sigma factor

24 yo are stressed

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eg of neg transcriptional reg
lac operon
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eg of pos transcriptional
catabolite repression
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single-nucelotide polymorphism
point mutation>disease
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animoacyl (A) site
accommodates the incoming aminoacyl-tRNA
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peptidyl (P) site
accommodates the peptidyl–tRNA (nascent polypeptide)
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exit (E) site
accommodates a deacylated tRNA that is about to exit the ribosome
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ribosome subunits
50S and 30S
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polycistronic genes
if single mRNA strand has 3 Shine-Delgarno seq>3 proteins translated
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prokary initiation complex
small ribosome subunit, mRNA, fMet-tRNA, initiation factors (IFs)
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step req to assemble functional ribosome
GTP hydrolysis by IF2
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activated tRNA delivered to A site by
elongation factor EF-Tu: - if tRNA codon prop matched w/ Asite codon> EF-Tu hydrolyzes bound GTP, dissociates from ribosome - if improp paired> EF-Tu•GTP and aa-tRNA dissociate from ribosome
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50S activity
peptidyltransferase activity, catalyzes transpeptidation rxn
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transpeptidation rxn catalyzed by
23S rRNA, a ribozyme (RNA w/catalytic activity)
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translocation to P site powered by
GTP hydrolysis
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stop codons recognized by
release factors
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disassembly of ribosome complex costs
1 GTP