DNA Damage Flashcards

1
Q

For base excision repair, what is used to remove a base?

A

DNA glycosylase

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2
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For base excision repair, what is used to remove backbone that is connected to the base?

A

AP Endonuclease

Phosphodiesterase

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3
Q

What adds a new proper base s/p base excision repair?

Also true for nucleotides in nucleotide excision repair

A

DNA Polymerase

DNA Ligase

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4
Q

For nucleotide excision repair, nucleotide can be nicked by?

A

Excision Nuclease

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5
Q

What enzymes removes the nucleotide?

A

DNA Helicase

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6
Q

What is a holiday junction?

A

4 Strands from two different helices

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7
Q

DNA Only Transposon requires what enzymes

A

Transposase

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8
Q

Retroviral-like retrotransposons requires what enzymes

A

Reverse transcriptase and integrase

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9
Q

Nonretroviral retrotranposons require what enzymes

A

Reverse transcriptase and endonuclease

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10
Q

DNA Only Transposon move by?

A

Moves as DNA, either by cut and paste or replicative pathways

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11
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Retroviral-like retrotransposons

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Moves via RNA intermediate whose production is driven by promoter in the LTR

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12
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Nonretroviral retrotranposons

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Moves via RNA intermediate that is often synthesized from neighboring promoter

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