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Bacterial Genetics/Protein Synthesis Flashcards

1
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Central Dogma of molecular biology

A

DNA->RNA-> Proteins

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2
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Genetics is

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Study of gene structure, behavior, inheritance, distribution, variation

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3
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who first isolated DNA

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Miescher

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4
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Nucleic acid structure

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Reverse and complementary Strands in a double helix

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5
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Why is DNA replication “semi conservative”

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Each parent strand acts as a template for a new strand

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6
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Prokaryotic DNA structure

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Circular chromosomes and plasmids

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7
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DNA polymerase III direction

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5’-> 3’

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8
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precursors used by DNA polymerase III

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nucleic acid Triphosphates

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9
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DNA Polymerase I activity

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DNA repair, lagging strand synthesis

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10
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DNA Polymerase II activity

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DNA repair

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11
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DNA Polymerase III activity

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major replication enzyme

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12
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Where dos the energy for DNA synthesis come from

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Hydrolysis of nucleic acid triphosphates

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13
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Processivity

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Ability of an enzyme to catalyze many reactions without dissociating from substrate

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14
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Helicase activity

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Break H-Bonds and unwind DNA

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15
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topoisomerase activity

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break single strand to prevent supercoiling

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16
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DNA gyrase activity

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packs and unpacks chromosomes through supercoiling

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17
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Primase activity

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Starts replication with RNA primers

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18
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DNA ligase activity

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joins final phosphodiester bond of okazaki fragments

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19
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What enzyme lays nucleotides between okazaki fragments

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DNA Polymerase I

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20
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XerCd recombinase activity

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catalyzes crossover to separate dimerized chromosomes

21
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Template strand sense or antisense

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Antisense

22
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-35 Box is for…

A

RNA polymerase recognition site

23
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-10 box function

A

RNA polymerase binding site

24
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leader sequence

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gets transcribed but not translated, contains shine delgarno sequence

25
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mRNA start codon

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AUG, generally

26
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First amino acid in most bacterial proteins

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formyl-methionine

27
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Polycistronic mRNA

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many genes in one mRNA, cleaved later

28
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Subunit of RNA polymerase that regulates transcription initiation

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Sigma factor, dissociates after initiation

29
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core promoter

A

-35 box to +1

30
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Ribosome read direction

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5’ -> 3’

31
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Enzyme that catalyzes tRNA attachment to amino acid

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aminoacyl-tRNA synthase

32
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Binding site for 16S subunit of Ribosome

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Shine delgarno sequence

33
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Which initiation factor prevents premature association of large and small subunits

A

IF-3

34
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Initiation factor that selects initiator tRNA and palces it at the p site

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IF-2, complexed with GTP

35
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Enzyme that catalyzes bind of aminoacyl-tRNA to A site

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EF-tu (elongation factor), complexed with GTP

36
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Enzyme that catalyzes peptide translocation

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EF-G

37
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Part removed from polypeptide in post-translational protien splicing

A

inteins

38
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Primary chaperon complex for folding proteins

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DNAJ and DNAK

39
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Final chaperon complex for folding proteins

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GroEL and GroES

40
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Protein translocation

A

movement form the cytoplasm to the membrane or periplasmic space

41
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Main translocation pathway for proteins

A

Sec pathway

42
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Which protein of the Sec pathway keeps the preprotein unfolded

A

SecB

43
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Type I secretion system

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used for adhesion proteins, Sec independant

44
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Type II secretion system

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Sec and tat dependent, mostly for hydrolytic enzymes

45
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TAT system

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twin arginine secretion, secretes folded proteins with twin arginine in their signal sequence

46
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Type III secretion system

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Sec and Tat independent, involved in pathogenicity, forms injectosomes

47
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Type IV secretion system

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Can be Sec dependent, used for pathogenicity and conjugation

48
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Type V secretion system

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Sec and Tat dependent, used for autotransporting virulence factors and biofilm components

49
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Type VI secretion system

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similar to bacteriophage injection system, role in pathogenicity (virulence factors)

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