Molecular biochemistry w1 redo Flashcards

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What do most DNA exist as

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  • dsDNA
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What is the primary structure

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sequence of nucleotides

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What is the secondary sturcture

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Refres the alpha helix and beta pleated sheet

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In eukaryotes where is DNA+ what is it asscoiated with

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Nucles, associated with proteins

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5
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In prolaryotes where is DNA

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  • nucleoid
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What is at the 5’ end of DNA

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  • Phosphate group
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What is at the 3 end

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  • hudroxyl group
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What direction are DNA sequences written

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  • 5’ to 3’ direction
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What enzmye is used to hydrolyze phosphodiester bonds in DNA

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Deoxyribonucleases

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What enzmye is used to hydrolyze phosphodiester bonds in RNA

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  • Ribonucleases
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DO Alkaline conditions cleave RNA or DNA

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rna

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What does the double hekix structure create

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  • major and minor grooves where regulatory proteins bind
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How many h bonds between A - T + C-g

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A-T = 2 hydrogen bonds
C-G= 3 hydrogen bonds

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What does Chargaffs rule state?

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  • DNA contains equal amounts of A&T + C&G
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What stabilizes the DNA helix

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  • Hydrogen bonds + hydrophobic stacking
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16
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What happens in denaturation

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  • The H bonds between the bases are disturpted by :
    -heat and pH changes
    -The covalent bonds remain intact
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What is the melting temperature+ when it is higher

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  • The temperature where half the DNA becomes single-stranded
  • DNA with guanine and cytosine
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What does denaturation increase

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What is the overall purpose of renaturation

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  • Cooling and restoring neutral pH
20
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Name the 3 structural forms of DNA

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  • B-DNA
    -A-DNA
    Z-DNA
21
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wHAT IS The most common type of DNA

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What is the structure of B-DNA+ the structure of the base pairs

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Right handed helix
- Base pairs are perpendicular

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Explain the structure of A-DNA+ base pairs+ Wher is it found

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  • Right handed
    -Base pairs tilted
  • Found in DNA-rna HYBRIDS
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What type of condtins is A-DNA formed under

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  • dehydrating conditions
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What is the structure of Z-DNA+ what does it play a role in+ structure of backbone
- left handed helix -Plays a role in gene regulation -Has zigzag backbone
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What does a nucleotide contain
- phosphoric acid(phosphat group) - Pentose sugar Nitogenous base
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What does a nucleoside contain
- Pentose sugar - Nitrogenous base
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Name purines
Adenine + guanine
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Name pyrimidines
cytosine and thymine
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Explain the structure of Eukaryotic DNA
- long linear double-stranded DNA
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In eukaryotic DNA, what is DNA packed with+ what this formed
- Packed wth histones and nonhistone proteins, forming chromatin
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What type of DNA does mitochondria contain
- circular dsDNA
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Explain the strcure of prokaryotic DNA
single circular DNA
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In prokaryotes what is DNA compacted with
- Nonhistone proteins into a structure called nucleoid
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What is the function of plasmids
- carry genetic information
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Wht is plasmids(structure)
small circular extrachromosomal DNA molecules
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What is used as vectores in recombinant DNA technonolgy
Plasmids
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In deamination reactions what does these produces: -Cytosine -Adenine -Guanine 5-methylcytosine
cytosine- uracil adenine- hypoxanthine guanine- xanthine 5 msthylcytosine- thymine
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What does the methylation of uracil make
thymine