EXAM 2 STUDY SET - CH 4 Flashcards

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Transcription

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DNA to RNA

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Translation

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RNA to Protein

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In prokaryotes transcription and translation takes place in the?

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cytoplasm

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In eukaryotes transcription takes place in the?

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nucleus

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In eukaryotes translation takes place in the?

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cytoplasm and ER

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DNA: Sugar

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Deoxyribose

Ribose - 2’-OH replaced w/ H.

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RNA: Sugar

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Ribose

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Bases: Purines

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Adenine

Guanine

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Bases: Pyrimidines

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Cytosine - DNA
Thymine - DNA
Uracil - RNA.

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DNA / RNA Backbones

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Sugars linked by phosphodiester bridges.

3’ OH of one sugar to 5’ OH of adj. sugar.

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Monomer

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Sugar.
Phosphate.
N Base

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Nucleic Acids

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Long, linear polymers constructed from 4 types of monomers.

Seq of bases = info content.

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Nucleotides

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nucleoside w/ 1+ phosphoryl groups.

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Nucleoside

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N base bound to sugar

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DNA Nucleosides

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deoxyadenosine
deoxyguanosine
deoxycytidine
deoxythymidine

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RNA Nucleosides

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adenosine
guanosine
cytidine
uridine
(rarely - thymidine)
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Nucleoside Triphosphates

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building blocks of DNA and RNA.

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Nucleic Acid Seq’s are typically written from?

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Left to Right

3’ to 5’

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Base-Pair Rules

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Where does transcription begin?

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promoter sites

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Where does transcription end?

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terminator sites

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Promoters

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specific DNA seq’s

direct RNA polymerase to proper initiation site.

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Terminators

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Hairpin structure followed by several U’s.
Protein rho.
Palindromic DNA.

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mRNA

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Translated on ribosomes.

1st codon ~always AUG.

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Spliceosome
Recognizes specific seq's w/i intron that specify splice sites. Splice out introns to gen mature mRNA.
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introns
Noncoding regions Spliced out by spliceosomes to generate mature mRNA. ~Always begin w/ GU, end w/ AG>
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exons
Coding regions | Come together to form mature mRNA.
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ATP | Adenosine Triphosphate
nucleotide
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What role does ATP have in DNA synthesis?
E source for some of enzymes needed to initiate and sustain DNA synthesis @ replication fork.
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NA seq's are typically written from?
5' to 3' left to right. Phosphoryl group 5'C of sugar OH 3'C of sugar
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DNA Synthesis Req's:
``` 4 deoxynucleoside triphosphates Mg2+ template strand primer DNA polymerase ```
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Template Strand
Directs DNA synthesis. Used during transcription to produce RNA. Copied into complementary strand of DNA.
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Primer
grows new strand of DNA
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DNA Polymerase
nuclease activity, removes mismatched bases.
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mRNA
carry genetic info needed to make proteins
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tRNA
@ ribosome during translation. Synthesized protein from mRNA molecule. Makes sure proper AA inserted in protein.
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rRNA
Catalyze protein synthesis. | Binds to mRNA, recruits tRNA to catalyze formation of peptide bond btw 2 AA's.
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This is used by DNA or RNA polymerase to attach complementary bases during DNA replication or RNA transcription.
Template Strand