Unit 2: Topic 9 Flashcards

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1
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Fidelity of Dna replication:

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Dna must be replicated with minimal error.

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2
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Failure to maintian _______ fidelity of dna replication causes ________.

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High
Mutations(cancer/diseases)

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3
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Dna repair mechanisms:

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mediated by enzyme complexes ti ensure that the replication error rate is low.

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4
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Proofreading of dna polymerase:

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Optimum confirmation of DNA polymerization 3 active sitre and the incoming dNTP allows for addition of correct base pairs, but mistakes are still made.

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5
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What is the process of proofreading?

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dna polymerase 3 detects the error and stalls then uses its 3’-5’ exonuclease activity to remove the most recently added nucleotides.

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Dna mismatch repair(MMR):

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Covers for replication errors not covered by proofreading.

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What is the first step in the process of MMR:

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  1. MutS and MutL recognize and bind the dna at the site of the mismatch.
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What is the second step in the process of MMR:

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  1. MutH endonuclease nicks the daughter strand several nucleotides away from the mismatch.
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9
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What is the third step in the process of MMR:

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  1. Exo5’-3’ exonuclease removes nucleotides on the daughter strand around the mismatch.
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10
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What is the fourth step in the process of MMR:

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  1. dna polymerase 3 fills the gap and repairs the mismatch.
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What is the fifth step in the process of MMR:

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DNA ligase seals the nick to complete the repair.

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12
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What is DNA damage?

A

mutagens are chemical agents that alter DNA bases.

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13
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What are the 3 main ways that dna bases are altered?

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1) UV exposure
2) Radiation(x-rays and radioactive decay).
3) Chemical damage(Acetylation-the addition of carbons, oxidation, and damination-removal of NH2).

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13
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Base excision repair:

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A mechanism to correct damage made to nitrogenous bases that are damaged by chemical modification.

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14
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What is the first step of the process of base excision repair:

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  1. DNA glycosylase removes the modified base forming an AP sit (spot on the back bone without a base).
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15
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What is the second step of the process of base excision repair:

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  1. AP endonuclease removes the Ap site.
16
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What is the third step of the process of base excision repair:

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DNA polymerase 1 adds the correct nucleotide.

17
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What is the fourth step of the process of base excision repair:

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  1. DNA ligase seals the nick.
18
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Thymine dimer:

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UV lights covalently links adjacent pyrimiadines along the DNA strand, results in a buldge in the DNA double helix.

19
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Nucleotide excision repair:

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A mechanism to correct dna damage made from exposure to UV radiation or chemical mutagens.

20
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What is the first step in the process of nucleotide excision repair?

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  1. repair enzymes recognize distortions in the double helix, excise the distorted segments and replace it.
21
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What is the second step in the process of nucleotide excision repair?

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  1. Uvr ABC excinuclease cuts the damage at 2 sites.
22
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What is the third step in the process of nucleotide excision repair?

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  1. DNA polymerase 1 adds the correct nucleotides.
23
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What is the fourth step in the process of nucleotide excision repair?

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  1. DNA ligase seals the nick.