Chapter 26 Flashcards

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What is DNA’s only function?

A

Storing genetic information

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What is the basic structure of all nucleotides?

A

5 membered cyclic monosaccharide
nitrogen base
phosphate group

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3
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What is the difference in sugars of DNA vs RNA?

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DNA: deoxyribose sugar
RNA: ribose sugar

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4
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T or F
Cytosine does dipole dipole interactions to connect to guanine

A

False, they hydrogen bond

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5
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What are the purines?

A

Adenosine and guanine

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6
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What are the pyrimidines?

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Cytosine, thymine, uracil

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7
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What’s the difference between nucleosides and nucleotides?

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Nucleosides only have a sugar+ base but no phosphate group

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Nucleotides are connected between the ____ group on C3’ of sugar ring of one nucleotide and _____ group on C5’ of next nucleotide

A

-OH group
Phosphate group

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9
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What is Chargaff’s rule?

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There will always be equal amounts of the pairings A—T/U and C—G

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10
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What is used to replicate DNA?

A

DNA polymerase

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11
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What is used to transcript DNA into RNA

A

RNA polymerase

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12
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Which way does DNA replicate?

A

From the 5’ to the 3’ end (leading strand)

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13
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What direction is that lagging stand replicated from?

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From 3’ to 5’

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14
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_____ move in to hydrogen bond with bases exposed on the template strand during DNA replication

A

Triphosphates

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15
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What enzyme attaches the Okazaki fragments?

A

DNA ligase

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16
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Process by which information on DNA is read and used to synthesize RNA

A

Transcription

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17
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Process by which RNA directs protein synthesis where genetic messages are brought by RNA are decoded and used to build proteins

A

Translation

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18
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Which type of RNA codes for the amino acid sequence in protein and occurs at ribosomes?

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mRNA

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19
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Which type of RNA brings amino acids and reads the mRNA to ensure correct protein sequence?

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tRNA

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20
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Which type of RNA are the sites for protein synthesis?

A

rRNA

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21
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A nucleotide sequence in a gene that codes for part of a protein

22
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A nucleotide sequence in mRNA that does not code for part of a protein and is removed before mRNA proceeds to protein synthesis

23
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Initially synthesized mRNA containing both introns and exons

A

Heterogenous nuclear RNA

24
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What are the three stages of protein synthesis?

A

Initiation
Elongation
Termination

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Adenine
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Guanine
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Cytosine
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Thymine
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Uracil
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Deoxyribose or Ribose?
Ribose (RNA)
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Deoxyribose or Ribose?
Deoxyribose (DNA)
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What is the new suffix for nucleoside names for purines: pyramidines:
purines: -osine pyramidines: -idine
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The template strand can only be read in the __’ to __’ direction
3’ to 5’
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The new DNA strand can only grow in the __’ to __’ direction
5’ to 3’
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What stage throughout the DNA process is known to be semiconservative?
DNA replication
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What does each new daughter cell receive from the parent cell after replication and mitosis?
one original strand and one new strand
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Which strand begins at the origin of replication and is synthesized continuously in direction of replication?
Leading strand
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What are discontinuous sequences of DNA synthesized by DNA polymerase and fused together by DNA ligase?
Okazaki fragments
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Which enzyme catalyzes DNA partially unwinding as hydrogen bonds between complementary bases are broken
Helicase
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What is the smallest RNA molecule and what does it do?
tRNA, transports amino acids
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Which RNA molecule is an anticodon?
tRNA
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Which RNA molecule is a codon and Carrie’s genetic information from the nucleus to cytoplasm?
mRNA
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Which RNA molecule combines with proteins to form ribosomes?
rRNA
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Does replication, transcription, or translation require tRNAs?
Translation
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Transcription or Translation? Builds strands of mRNA and occurs in the nucleus
Transcription
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Transcription or Translation? Occurs in ribosomes and produces proteins Requires tRNA
Translation
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What is the difference between genes and chromosomes
Gene= part of chromosome that contains DNA (codes for one protein) chromosome= huge molecule of DNA
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What kind of linkage forms between the sugar and phosphate?
Phoshodietser binds
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How many bonds are there between A-T and C-G?
A-T= 2 C-G= 3
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What happens to introns during transcription?
spliced from mRNA before protein synthesis
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Transcribed RNA is complementary to which strand of DNA?
Template strand