Nucleotides Flashcards

(23 cards)

1
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Draw two circles where molecules. bond to phosphates

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2
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Why is cellular respiration necessary in DNA replication

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ATP is needed for energy

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3
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Helices action

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Unzips double helix and breaks hydrogen bonds between two strands

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4
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Now do errors occur in DNA replication

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Mutations or changes In DNA sequence a frame shift

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5
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What does protease do

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Digest histones

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6
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DNA polymerase

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FormsPhosphodiester bonds between nucleotides

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7
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RNA polymerase

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FormsPhosphodiester bonds between nucleotides and adds RNA nucleosides

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8
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Steps in making polypeptides

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Transcription in the nucleus, production of mRNA, mRNA leaves the nucleus via nuclear pores and translation is at ribosomes tRNA in the ribosomes with specific amino acids binds to anticodons

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9
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Levels of protein structure to explain how some gene mutations don’t effect haemoglobin

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10
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Detergent

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Also breaks phospholipids bilayer

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11
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What else does detergent do

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Breaks phospholipids bilayer

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12
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When talking abt acidity always mention

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Ph

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13
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DNA polynucleotide chain

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Pyrimidine and purine
Sugar phosphate backbone template runs 5 and 3
AT 2 h CG 3 H
Anti parallel
Diff sizes

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14
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ATP only remains in the body mass at a small proportion

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As it is hydrolysed to adp and is used immediately

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15
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Compare and contrast dna replication and transcription

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16
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Enzymes

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Are catalyst that lower activation energy

17
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Genetic code

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Is non overlapping

18
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Graph questions

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Decrease/increase, plateau and what stays same

19
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Mrna dna

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Mrna transcribes the dna

20
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DNA replicate

21
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DNA replicate is easy as

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H bonds easily broken and both are template strands

22
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DNA helices

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Unzips DNA strands or double helix and breaks hydrogen bonds between strands

23
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If no dna use