DNA replication Protiens Flashcards

1
Q

What is the first protiens that are used?

A

Helicase, single strand binding protiens, and DNA topoisomerase(gyraise)

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2
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What is the second protien?

A

Primase

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3
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What is the third protien?

A

DNA polymerase 3

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4
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What is the fourth protien?

A

DNA polymerase 1

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5
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What is the fifth protien?

A

DNA ligase

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6
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What does Helicase do?

A

Unwinds the DNA by breaking the hydrogen bonds between the nitrogenous base pairs

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7
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What does DNA topoisomerase do?

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Prevents coiling ahead of the replication fork. Open dna strands to allow other dna to pass and then rejoins it

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8
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What does single strand binding protiens do?

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Coat the single strands of dna near the replication fork to prevent the single stranded dna from winding back into a double helix

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9
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What does primase do?

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Adds RNA primer 5-10 enzymes long. Primes the DNA synthase. Is the complementary strand

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