cell genetic material duplication Flashcards

1
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nucleotides are the _______ of nucleic acids

A

building blocks

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2
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what does DNA stand for

A

deoxyribonucleic acid

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3
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what does RNA stand for

A

ribonucleic acid

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4
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what are nucleic acids made of

A

4 nucleotides

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5
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what are nucleotides composed of

A

base, sugar and a phosphate group

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6
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how do nucleotides make nucleic acid

A

by linking to eachother

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7
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growth of a nucleic acid from its monomers occurs where?

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5’ (phosphate) to 3’ (hydroxyl) direction

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8
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what do hydrogen bonds between bases hold together?

A

2 DNA strands

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9
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how are hydrogen bonds formed

A

purine and pyrimidines bases (complementary base pairing)

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10
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van der Waals forces occur??

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between adjacent bases on same strand

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11
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the 2 strands of DNA are

A

antiparallel

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12
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what makes the backbone of DNA

A

phosphate and sugar molecules

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13
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what does each sugar-phosphate backbone have?

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5’ phosphate and a 3’ hydroxyl (OH) group (opposite directions)

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14
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what shape is DNA

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double right-handed helix

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15
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what does the coiling of DNA strands create

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two grooves (exposed to major and minor grooves)

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16
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3 models for DNA replication

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semiconservative replication
conservative replication
dispersive replication

17
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what is each daughter DNA double helix composed of?

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one conserved strand and one newly synthesized strand

18
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when does DNA replication proceeds by

A

complementary base-pairing

19
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what acts as a template for its own duplication?

20
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DNA synthesis (growth) occurs in which direction

A

5’ to 3’

21
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what are the 4 nucleotides

A

dATP, dTTP, dCTP, dGTP

22
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when does DNA replication start at

23
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when does DNA synthesis begin

A

begins at replication origins (creates 2 Y-shaped junctions=replication forks)

synthesis of short of sequences of RNA

24
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short sequences name?

A

RNA primers

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RNA primers are synthesized by
primase (RNA polymerase)
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what elongates the RNA primer
DNA polymerase elongates
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what does DNA helices use?
uses energy from ATP hydrolysis to unwind and separate strands
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what does sliding DNA clamp increase?
efficiency of DNA polymerization
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the two newly synthesized DNA strands are of opposite polarities on what
replication forks
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what occurs at both DNA strands?
one strand = synthesized continuously (leading strand) other strand = synthesized discontinuously (lagging strand)
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DNA ligase joins ________ fragments together
okazaki
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what does telomerase do?
replicate ends of eukaryotic chromosomes
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duplicated chromosomes ________ at ________ and _________
segregate, mitosis and meiosis
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metaphase
parent cell (2n) --> meiosis 1 prophase 1, metaphase 1, anaphase 1, telophase 1 meiosis 2
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mitosis
prophase metaphase anaphase 2 daughter cells