Chapter 4 Flashcards

1
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Polymers of Nucleic Acid

A

DNA and RNA

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2
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Nitrogenous Bases in DNA or RNA (5)

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1) Cytosine
2) Thymine (Only in DNA)
3) Uracil (Only in RNA)
4) Adenine
5) Guanine

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3
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Purines?? (2)

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1) Adenine
2) Guanine
(Pure (A)s (G)old) [Mnemonic]

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4
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Pyrimidines??? (3)

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1) Cytosine
2) Thymine
3) Uracil

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5
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DNA has what nucleotides (base pairing)??

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Adenine
Guanine
Cytosine
Thymine

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6
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RNA has what nucleotides (base pairing)

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Adenine
Guanine
Cytosine
Uracil

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7
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What sugar (carbohydrate) you need to make DNA?

A

Deoxyribose

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8
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What sugar (carbohydrate) you need to make RNA?

A

Ribose Sugar

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9
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Law of Complimentary Base Pairing

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When one strand governs the base sequence of the others

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10
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What base pairing goes together for DNA? And how many bonds between them?

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Guanine—Cytosine (3 hydrogen bonds)

Thymine—Adenine (2 hydrogen bonds)

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11
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What base pairing goes with RNA?? How many hydrogen bonds?

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Guanine—Cytosine (3 hydrogen bonds)

Adenine—Uracil (2 hydrogen bonds)

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12
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Replications???

A

DNA—> DNA

Divide to makes two cells

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13
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Transcription??? And where does it occur?

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DNA—> is unwind by ribosomes and copied using complementary base pairing for RNA into mRNA

Occurs in the nucleus

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14
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Translation????

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mRNA—> goes out into the cytoplasm and meets a tRNA (who binds free amino acids to ribosome), they have anticodon (ex. UGC) to pairs with a codon of the mRNA and read by the ribosome to combine the amino acid to build a protein.

mRNA—>Protein
Occurs in the cytoplasm

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15
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Replication steps???

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1) DNA helicase unwine DNA in half
2) Leading strand adds complimentary base pairing by DNA polymerase
3) Lagging strand (Okazaki Fragments) adds complimentary pairing by DNA ligase
4) DNA gyrase brings two strands together into a helix

Mnemonic(help Polly like Gerald)

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16
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4 enzymes involved in DNA replication?

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1) DNA-Helicase
2) DNA-Polymerase
3) DNA-Ligase
4) DNA-Gyrase

17
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What is a histone?

A

Little spools that wrap DNA back up in orderly fashion, made up of proteins

18
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Polyribosome???

A

One strand of mRNA w/ multiple ribosome attached, producing the same protein

19
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Template Strand??

A

One of the DNA strand that was spliced in transcription to be used as a template to make mRNA

20
Q

Mitosis???

A

For growth, all cells, 1 replications, 1 division—>2 identical progeny

21
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Meiosis????

A

Reproduction, gametes only—>1 replication, 2 divisions—> 4 unique progeny

22
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Ploidy ???

A

Is the number of sets of homologous chromosomes that make up the genome of a cell or an organism