DNA2 Flashcards

(29 cards)

1
Q

What is the precursor molecule for purines?

A

inosine

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2
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What is the final product of purines?

A

Uric Acid

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3
Q

Draw Uric Acid

A

See Slide 8 DNA2

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4
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Uric acid is highly active due to what two things:

A

lots of donors and lots of acceptors

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5
Q

AMP synthesis depends on …..

A

GTP

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6
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….. synthesis depends on ATP

A

GMP

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7
Q

Furanose rings can be usefully substituted with what?

A

phosphates

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8
Q

What functional groups on the furanose ring can be substituted to create polymers?

A

-OH

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9
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Which carbons on the furanose rings are linkage sites for polymer synthesis?

A

5’C and 3’C

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10
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What attributes to the flexibility and number of conformations a base has?

A

rotatable bonds

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11
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The ….. bond can change between syn and anti.

A

x (chi) dihedral, glycosidic linkage, bond between sugar and base;

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12
Q

Draw syn-adenosine

A

Slide 11 DNA2

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13
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Draw anti-adenosine

A

Slide 11 DNA2

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14
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When A/TU and G/C pair up with their H-bonds, what carbons give similar distances?

A

C-1’ to C-1’
Slide 13 DNA2

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15
Q

DNA and RNA polymer strands are ….. and have direction given by the sugar

A

asymmetric

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16
Q

Draw the synthesis pathway of GTP and ATP, including pathway inhibitors and positive factors.

A

See slide 9 DNA2

17
Q

What is used to analytically detect the electronic differences in the rings and substitutions of bases?

A

UV absorption

18
Q

What is detected in UV absorption spectrums of nucelic acid bases?

A

electronic differences in the rings and substitutions

19
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What is the peak wavelength of GMP in UV absorption?

20
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What is the max wavelength of AMP in UV absorption?

21
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What is the max wavelength of UMP in UV absorption?

22
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What is the max wavelength of dTMP in UV absorption?

23
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What is the max wavelength of CMP in UV absorption?

24
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What exists due the several titratable groups of bases?

A

Tautomers (resonance)

25
What factors allow for purine and pyrimidine tautomers to exist?
1. solvent polarity 2. pH (environment)
26
Besides pH and titratable groups, what allows for resonance states of bases?
hetero atoms
27
Which type of nucleic acid bases have more tautonomers?
pyrimidines
28
If you received a number representing the U(r) of Coloumb's law as: 0.0000001, what can you assume about the molecules in this solution?
Since the nnumber is close to zero, we can assume that it is unlikely these molecules will interact with each other.
29
When counterion condensation increases does screening increase or decrease?
increase