Med Genomics Flashcards

(49 cards)

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the phosphate group is responsible for the strong ___ charge of the nucleic acid

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negative

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parental double helix divides into two double helix DNA with one parental strand in each of the two double helices

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semiconservative replication of DNA

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describe eukaryotic and prokaryotic DNA

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eukaryotic - very long with multiple origins of replication

prokaryotic - circular with one origin of replication

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4
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bind to specific nucleotide sequences at ORIGINS of replication (area usually rich with A&TS) - ATP required - causes double stranded DNA to melt causing strands to separate to form 2 single stranded DNA

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DnaA protein

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5
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also called helix destabilizing proteins; protein that protects DNA from nucleases that cleave the single stranded DNA

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Single stranded DNA binding proteins (SSB)

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binds to single stranded DNA near replication fork and move further into double stranded regions of DNA forcing the strands apart/unwinding the double helix - ATP required

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DNA helicases

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7
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replication of double stranded DNA is ____

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bidirectional

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8
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what results from DNA strand seperation

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positive supercoiling

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9
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what is responsible for removing supercoils in the helix

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DNA topiosomerases

actions inlcude - nuclease (cut) and ligase (reassemble)

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10
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direction of DNA replication

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reading - 3 –> 5
create - 5 –> 3

reading when your 3 is ok, but creating a fort at 5 sounds more fun

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strand that is being copied in the direction of the advancing replication fork is called

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leading strand - synthesized continuously

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strand that is being coped in the direction away from the replication fork is called

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lagging strand - synthesized discontinuously - ozaki fragments

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13
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what are short stretches of discontinuous DNA called

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ozaki fragments

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14
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DNA polymerase 3 has ______ activity (building)

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5 –> 3 polymerase activity (builds) - antiparallel to parental strand

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DNA polymerase 3 has ______ activity (prooofreading)

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3 –> 5 exonuclease activity (proofreads)

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16
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what activity is used to exicse mismatched nucelotides during proofreading of newly synthesized DNA

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3 –> 5 exonuclease

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17
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what is a short double stranded region consisting of RNA base paired to the DNA template

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RNA primer

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what synthesizes the short stretches of RNA (ten nucelotides long) and complementary and antiparallel to DNA template

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primase (specific RNA polymerase)

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19
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DNA polyermase 3 will recognize the ____ and begin to synthesize DNA

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RNA primer

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20
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DNA 3 continues to synthesize DNA on lagging strand until it is blocked by _____; then the answer will be excised and the gap will be filled by ____

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RNA primer

DNA polymerase 1

21
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As DNA polymerase replaces RNA with DNA in the ___ direction, synthesizes DNA in the ___ direction and proofreading the new strand in ____ direction

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replace RNA with DNA - 5 –> 3 exonuclease activity
sythesizing - 5 –> 3 polymerase activity
proofreading - 3 –> 5 exonuclease activity

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ozaki fragments are joined by what enzyme and bond

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DNA ligase - formation of phosphodiester bond

23
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a multisubunit enzyme (one subunit has primase acitvity) which INITIATES strand synthesis on the leading strand and beginning of each ozaki fragment on the lagging strand

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a protein recruited to COMPLETE DNA synthesis on leading strand and elongate each ozaki fragment

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if didnt work properly it would cause cancer - mitotic clock
telomerase
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removal of abnormal bases involves what
glycosylase
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a thymine without the methyl group is what
uracil
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inherited syndromes with defects in DNA repair - colon cancer - cellular UV sensitivity/ skin cancer
- colon cancer - mismatch repair | - UV sensitivity - nucleotide excision repair *******************
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where does translation occur
cytosol!! | not nucelus
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functions of RNA 1,2,3 | creates precursor to what??
1 - large ribosomal RNA 2 - messenger RNA 3 - transfer RNA, small ribosomal RNA
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mRNA and tRNA are synthesized where? | ribosomal RNA?
mRNA and tRNA - nucleoplasm rRNA - nucleolus
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what acts over long distances to reduce the level of gene expression
silencers and enhancers
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tRNA contains what
ACC | bases added
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explain introns and extrons
introns - intervening sequence | exons - expressive info
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what forms a splicesome
primary transcript combines with snRNPs fold into complex
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what disease cause antibodies against snRNPS
systemic lupus erythrematosus
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what forms the mature mRNA
exons
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characteristics of genetic code
specificity universality degeneracy non overlapping and commaless
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when genetic code is redundant where some amino acids have more than one triplet coding for it (ex. arginine)
degeneracy
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Components required for translation
amino acids atp and gtp protein factors
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what is required in the last two steps of initiation and translation
GTP
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translocation - after the petide bond is formed, the ribosome advances three nucelotides toward the 3 end of the ____
mRNA
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initiation codon aug is recognized by special initiator tRNA that enters the ___
p site
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formation of peptide bonds is catalyzed by what
peptidyltransferase - found in rRNA 28S found in 60s ribosomal subunit - ribozyme because rRNA catalyzes the reaction
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termination occurs when the three termination codon moves into the __
a site
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termination codon is recognized by a _____ that activates and release new peptide
release factor
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posttranslational modification of polypeptide chains - phosphorylation - glycosylation - hydroxylation - carboxylation
phosphorylation - serine and tyrosine glycosylation - o and n linked hydroxylation - proline, collagen, vit C caboxylation - glutamate and vit K
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protein degradation
protein tagged for degradation with molecule of ubiquitin ubiquinated proteins are recognized by cytosolic proteasome which unfolds the protein and transports the protein to proteolytic core
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unlike DNA polymerase, RNA polymerase ...
does not require a primer and has no known endonucleases or exonucleases, therefore cant repair mismatch