Lecture 5 Flashcards
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What is the main cause of genetic variation
DNA replication
What are the two steps of DNA replication
Initiation
Elongation
What is initiation step
Activation of the origin to rise two replication forks
What is elongation step
Polymerisation do the DNA strands
DNA replication require what to start
Joining of pre-replication complex and bind of protein to the origin recognition complexe
When cdt1 and cdc6 bind to the DNA which molecule come and what did it do
MCM and unwind the DNA
Whey does MCM unwind the DNA
To allow access of replication mo,ecu,e to enter and start the replication
What does DNA polymerases do
Add nucleotide
Where does DNA polymerase add nucleotide
At the 3 end of the DNA
What does DNA polymerase require to function
Primer ( RNA ) and 3’OH group
What is the direction of DNA polymerase
5 to 3 direction
OKAZAKI fragments are joined by
DNA ligases enzyme
When the DNA is unwind which enzyme start to function
Primase
What does primase do
Add primer to the DNA strand
What is the lagging strand
Uncontinouce synthesis
DNA polymerase has error correcting function what does it called
Proofreading activity
The wrong nucleotide is replaced by
Exonuclease 3’ to 5’ action
What does the centrosone composed of
2 centrioles
Centrioles contains
Microtubline
Microtublules contain
Tubulin and centrin
Centrosome is surrounded by
Precentriolar material
Precentriolar material contain
Gamma tubulin
G1/S check point check for what
Growth
DNA replication
DNA integrity
Cellular integrity
At G1/S check point the cell has three options mention them
Divide , delay division and exit the cell cycle