Nucleotides Flashcards

(30 cards)

1
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Formed of

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Nucleoside+phosphate
N base+ pentose+ phosphate
(Pyrimidine/purine)
(D ribose/ deoxy ribose)

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2
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Major pyrimidine

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Cytosine(2 oxy 4 amino pyrimidine)
DNA +RNA
Uracil(2,4 dioxy pyrimidine)
RNA
Thymine (5methyl uracil)
DNA + minor in tRNa

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3
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Mino pyrimidine

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Dihydrouracil(tRNA)
5methyl cytosine(human and bacterial DNA regulation)
5hydroxylmethyl cytosine(viral DNA)

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4
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Purine ring structure

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Pyrimidine+ imizadole ring

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5
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Major purines

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Adenine(6 aminopurine)
Guanine(2 amino 6 oxypurine)
DNA &RNA

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6
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Minor purines(human RNA)

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7 methyl guanine
N6 methyladenine
N6N6 methyl adenine
mRna as minor base

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7
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Oxypurines

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Hypoxanthine>6 oxypurine(catabolism of adenine) (mino tRNA components)
Xanthine>2,6dioxy purine(catabolism of guanine)
Uric acid>2,6,8 trioxy purine(final product)
Present in free form or in nucleotide
Rarely in nucleic acid

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8
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Transformation enzyme

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Xanthine oxidase enzyme

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9
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Gout

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Normally 3-7 mg/dl
Hyperuricemia
Medicine is allopurinol that inhibits xanthine oxidase enzyme

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10
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Methylated purines of dietary origin
Diuretics

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Caffeine (coffee)(1,3,7 trimethyl xanthine)
Theophylline(tea)(1,3 dimethyl xanthine)
Theobromine (cocoa) (3,7 dimethyl xanthine)
CNS stimulators
Smooth muscle relaxants

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11
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Why methylated purines are contraindicated with gout

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As their catabolism does not produce uric acid which is a major characteristic in gout patients

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12
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Pentoses

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DNA (deoxyribose)
RNA(ribose)
Furanose ring in beta form

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13
Q

Naming of nucleosides
Naming of nucleotides

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Adenine>adenosine>adenosine monophosphate

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14
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The linkage

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N-base + sugar> N glycosidic bond
Sugar+ phosphate> ester bond

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15
Q

Sugar with base with c? With n?

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C1’
N1 pyrimidine
N9 purine

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16
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Sugar with phosphate

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C5’
Alcohol+ acid (phosphatidic acid)

17
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Naming table
Adenine
Guanine
Xanthine
Hypoxanthine
Cytosine
Uracil
Thymine

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Adenosine>adenosine monophosphate
Guanosine>guanosine monophosphate
Xanthosine>xanthosine monophosphate
Inosine>inosine monophosphate
Cytidine>cytidine monophosphate
Uradine>uradine monophosphate
Thymidine>thymidine monophosphate
Or acid

18
Q

List the nucleotides containing adenosine

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AMP
ADP
ATP
cAMP>cyclic 3’ 5’ adenosine monophosphate
PAPS> 3’phosphoadenosine-5’ phosphosulfate

19
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Nucleosides with adenosine

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SAM
S-adenosyl methionine

20
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The nucleotide with adenine that is a second hormone messenger
Formed by…

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cAMP
Adenyl cyclase action on ATP

21
Q

Methyl donor
Sulfur donor

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SAM >ATP (adenosine)+ methionine
PAPS

22
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Knowing the pyrimidines

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=O&raquo_space;>
Uracil
CH3, thymine
No double bonds, dihydrouracil

No O on top»
Cytosine
CH3, 5methyl cytosine
OH, 5hydroxymethyl cytosine

23
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Adenine nucleotides

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AMP/ADP/ATP/cAMP
ATP(adenosine donor)>cAMp/SAM(methyl donor)/PAPs(sulfur donor)

24
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Co enzymes with adenine

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Hydrogen carriers> NAD/NADP(nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide)
FMN/FAD(flavin adenine dinucleotide)

Acyl carrier>coenzyme A, carries acyl group on thiol group

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Coenzyme without adenine
FMN flavin mononucletide
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Riboflavin is
Vitamin B2
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Guanine nucleotides
GMP/GDP/GTP GTP>cGMP by guanylyl cyclase enzyme
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cGMP
3nd hormone messenger May be antagonistic to cAMP Vasodilation by activating guanylyl cyclase Used for sildenafil(vigera) for men
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Cytosine nucleotides
Cytidine phosphate carries Ethanolamine/choline/diacylglycerol Used for phospholipid synthesis
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Uracil nucleotides
UDP carries Glucose(glycogen/glycoproteins) Galactose(lactose) Glucuronic acid(GAGs/steroids/bile pigmentation/drugs/ increased solubility/help in excretion)