DNA replication and gene expression Flashcards

1
Q

What does DNA rep require?

A

Template and primer

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2
Q

What is the direction of DNA ?

A

5’ >3’

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3
Q

What are Purines?

A

Adenine and Guanine

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4
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What are Pyrimidines?

A

Thymine and Cytosine

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5
Q

What is prokaryotic DNA?

A

circular

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6
Q

What is phosphodiester bond?

A

between phosphate and 3’0H of next nucleotide

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7
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How many H bonds between Guanine and Cytosine?

A

3 H bonds

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8
Q

What is semi conservative rep.?

A

Template strand is original parent

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9
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What happens in semi conservative rep?

A

original parent unwinds> 2 template strands

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10
Q

What enzyme used on Replication fork?

A

DNA polymerase

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11
Q

What is used to unwind DNA ?

A

DNA binding proteins
Enzymes -HELICASES
Hydrolysis of ATP

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12
Q

How many origins of replication in prokaryotes ?

A

1 since circular DNA

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13
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What primes DNA replication?

A

RNA Primer - Primase synthesises it

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14
Q

What is Exonucleases?

A

For proof reading and remove wrong nucleotide

- catalyses synthesis of dNTPs

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15
Q

What happens at replication fork in SCR?

A

Leading strand synthesised continuously

Lagging strand synthesised in Okazaki Fragments

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16
Q

What joins okazaki fragments ?

A

DNA Ligase

17
Q

What adds new nucleotides to primers in SCR?

A

DNA POLYMERASE 3 - synthesises both lagging and leading strand

18
Q

What replaces the primer with DNA ?

A

DNA POLYMERASE 1

19
Q

What is the primosome?

A

primase and helicase

20
Q

What does Helicase do?

A

unwind the chain and break H bonds

21
Q

What stabilizes DNA?

A

Single strand binding proteins

22
Q

What does transcription make ?

A

RNA

23
Q

What are transcription steps?

A

1) Initiation
2) elongation
3) Termination

24
Q

What happens during Initiation ?

A

RNA polymerase binds to PROMOTER sequence

25
Q

where are promoter region found?

A

Upstream of start site like TATA Box

26
Q

What does RNA polymerase do?

A

unwinds base pairs of template DNA in transcription bubble

27
Q

What is TATA box called in prokaryotes?

A

Pribnow box

28
Q

What happens during Elongation?

A

RNA polymerase proceeds along DNA template srand

29
Q

What is produced in elongation??

A

RNA product that is identical to non template strand but RNA has Uracing and not Thymine in DNA

30
Q

How does transcription terminate?

A

RHO INDEPENDANT

RHO DEPENDANT

31
Q

What is Rho independent termination ?

A

when mRNA HAIRPIN formed and causes RNA polymerase to stall

32
Q

How is mRNA liberated in rho independent ?

A

weak mRNA interactions with template DNA

33
Q

What is Rho Dependant termination?

A

Termination is RHO protein based

34
Q

What happens in Rho dependant?

A

helicase rho binds to RNA and pulls away from RNA polymerase and DNA template so mRNA released

35
Q

What is RHO protein?

A

Helicase

36
Q

What strands are identical?

A

mRNA and coding strand but U not Thymine for mRNA

37
Q

What does transcription not require ?

A

PRIMERS