DNA Replication Flashcards

(13 cards)

1
Q

Semi conservative model

A

one new and one old strand in DNA

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2
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topoisosmerase

A

corrects overwinding ahead of replication fork

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3
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helicase

A

untwists SNA and opens single strands of DNA

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4
Q

primase

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provides the 3’OH end for DNA polymerase to extend

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5
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DNA polymerase

A

elongation of new DSNA at fork
- only in 5’ to 3’ direction
mainly for repair and primer removal

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6
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DNA polymerase 3

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moves along template strand, synthesizes leading strand moving towards replication fork

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7
Q

ligase

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glues together Okazaki fragments

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8
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proofreading and DNA repair

A

DNA polymerase rereads newly made DNA, replaces wrong nucleotides

Nucelase: cuts out damaged stretches of DNA which are then replaced
ligase seals back up

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9
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nuclease

A

cute out damaged stretched of DNA

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10
Q

mutations in DNA repair

A

xeroderma pigmentosum

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11
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xeroderma pigmentosum

A

children of the night, recessive defect in nucleotide repair enzymes
- severe reaction to UV rays from sunlight

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12
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telomeres

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no way to completes the 5’ end, replication produces shorter DNA molecules with uneven ends

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13
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telomere in germ cells

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telomerase extends telomeres

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