Structure of DNA Flashcards

1
Q

The strands are

A

anti parallel

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2
Q

Bases are stacked on one another, and is
stabilized by

A

van der Waals interaction

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3
Q

A process in which a DNA creates an identical copy of
itself

A

Replication

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4
Q

Replication follow what type of mechanism

A

Semiconservative Replication
Mechanism

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5
Q

cytosine and
guanine is connected by how many hydrogen bond

A

3

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6
Q

Adenine and thymine is connected by how many
hydrogen bonds

A

2

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7
Q

DNA
Replication phases

A

 Initiation  Elongation  Termination

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8
Q

DNA replication starts at specialized sites
called origins of replication, and moves
away from the origin in both directions,
creating a

A

replication bubble

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9
Q

The ? strand is copied in a continuous manner

A

leading

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10
Q

The ? strand is copied in a discontinuous manner

A

Lagging

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11
Q

The Lagging strand is copied in a discontinuous manner, which
results to fragments created, known as

A

Okazaki fragments

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12
Q

 Helicase harnesses chemical
energy from ?

A

ATP hydrolysis

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13
Q

protein that bind selectively to
ssDNA as soon as it forms, and
stabilizing and protecting it.

A

singlestrand DNA Binding
proteins

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14
Q

As the helicase
unwinds DNA, the
twist ahead of the
fork decreases in
tension. TRue or false

A

false

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15
Q

clockwise rotation right handed in negative supercoil

A

DNA Topoisomerase II

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16
Q

counterclockwise rotation left handed in positive supercoil

A

DNA Topoisomerase I

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17
Q

has the role of
synthesizing RNA primers

A

Primase

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18
Q

Prokaryotic Polymerase includes pol III and pol I. TRUE OR FALSE

A

TRUE

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19
Q

Eukaryotic Polymerase INCLUDES DNA Polymerase α and DNA Polymerase δ. true or false

20
Q

Directs the synthesis of a new
DNA strand

A

DNA Polymerase δ

21
Q

seals nicks and breaks in dsDNA molecules through
the formation of phosphodiester bonds between existing DNA
strands

A

DNA Ligase

22
Q

Replication pattern used by most eukaryotic and bacterial DNA

A

Bidirectional Replication

23
Q

Rolling Circle Replication

A

Pattern common among bacteriophage

24
Q

maintains the length
of telomeres by addition of
guanine-rich repetitive sequence

A

Telomerase

25
Telomerase binds to ? of the telomere sequence along with RNA template
3 prime end
26
telomeres shorten as it cell divides. true or false
true
27
The mitochondria duplication is ?
stochastic
28
there is no control over which particular copies are replicated
stochastic
29
The process of mitochondrial replication is through
fission
30
Proofreading Mechanism in In prokaryotes
DNA Polymerase I
31
Proofreading Mechanism in Eukaryotes
DNA Polymerase δ
32
Large fragment in DNA Polymerase I called
Klenow fragment
33
small fragment in DNA Polymerase I has
exonuclease activity
34
All synthesis of nucleotide chains occurs in the what direction
5’-3’
35
The incoming nucleotide has a 5’ hydroxyl group on its sugar. true or false
false
36
The last nucleotide has a 3’ hydroxyl group on the sugar. true or false
true
37
leading strand direction
5’ to 3’
38
template strand direction
3’ to 5’
39
Okazaki fragments is usually how many nucleotides long
1000 - 2000
40
Unwinds parental double helix.
helicase
41
occurs when the two replication forks moving in opposite directions meet
termination
42
Termination site in Bacteria
ter
43
Binds nucleotides to form new strands
dna polymerase
44
Correctness of copied DNA
fidelity
45
how many nucleotides lost during each cell cycle
50