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Cytidine
Deoxycytidine
Deoxythymidine
Uridine |
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Adenosine
Deoxyadenosine
Guanosine
Deoxyguanosine
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5'-CMP
5'-dCMP
5'-dTMP
5'-UMP |
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5'-AMP
5'-dAMP
5'-GMP
5'dGMP |
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ATP (Adensoine Triphosphate) |
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Central to energy metabolism |
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GTP (Guanosine Triphosphate)
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Cytidine Triphosphate & Uridine Triphosphate |
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Drives lipid and carbohydrate metabolism |
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Common DNA
Right-Handed
10 BP/Turn of Helix |
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Right-Handed
Not found in vivo
11 BP/Turn of helix |
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Left-Handed
Found in alternating purine-pyrimidine repeats
May be from flipping of B-DNA |
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Hypoxanthine
N-dimethyladenine
5-Methylcytosine
5,6-dihydrouracil |
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Nucleic Acid Characteristics |
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Covalent Backbone
Alternating Phosphate and Sugars
5' Phosphate
3' -OH end
Bases linked by N-glycosidic bonds |
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Helix Structure Stabilized By... |
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H-Bonds
Van der Waals (Hydrophobic interactions) |
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A-T has how many H-bonds? |
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G-C has how many H-bonds? |
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Prokaryotic DNA (closed-circular dsDNA) found in... |
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Bacteria
bacteriophages
mitochondria
chloroplasts
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How are ends of circular DNA joined? |
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Enzymes that can modify DNA supercoiling |
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Describe the two classes of Topoisomerases |
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Class I = 1 break
Class II= 2 breaks |
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Bacterial Topoisomerase
Class II
Tetramer
Corrects negative supercoiling |
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Significance of Supercoiling
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1) Compacts DNA for easier storage
2) Key regulatory role in DNA replication |
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DNA
Histones
Chromesomal Proteins |
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Proteins rich in basic AA's
Acidic DNA is attracted to basic histones |
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Physical Structure of Prokaryotic DNA
(4 points) |
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Single Chromesome
1.4 mm in length
Cricular
4.7 million bp |
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Physical Structure of Eukaryotic DNA
(4 points) |
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23 Chromesomes
Linear
1-2 meters
3 Billion BP |
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Inverted repeats with 2 strand symmetry |
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Self-Complementary H-Bonding
Not as stable as normal DNA
Caused by inverted repeats |
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Quadruplex DNA is found in... |
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protozoa
telomers
oncogenes
guanine-rich areas of DNA |
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Function of Quadruplex DNA |
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Regulation/stabilization of telomers
Regulation of gene expression |
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Nucleosides/Nucleotides are constituents of what cofactors? |
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What is the function of the drug 5-Fluorouracil (5-FU) |
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Inhibits DNA synthesis in cancer cells |
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Adenosine functions as... |
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a local hormone
a neuromodulator
a sleep regulator
blood vessel dilation, smooth muscle contraction, neurotransmitter release, and fat metabolism |
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Absorbance increase in denatured DNA |
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Disturbance of SECONDARY structure
Primary nucleotide sequence remains in tact |
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Hairloop Turns
Right-handed double helixes
Internal bulges and loops |
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Why is RNA more suseptible to hydrolysis than DNA? |
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What are the 3 MAJOR forms of RNA? |
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3 Additional forms of RNA |
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transfers amino acids to protein synthesis site
smallest of all RNA
anti-codon binds to mRNA codon
AA binds to 3' end |
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forms ribosomes with proteins and synthesizes protein |
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directs amino acid sequence of proteins |
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hnRNA (Heterogeneous Nuclear RNA |
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before editing when mRNA becomes mature |
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Large in Size
MOST ABUNDANT |
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2 Subunits= 1 Lg, 1 Sm
60-65% RNA
35-40% Protein |
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snRNA with proteins that aid in mRNA splicing |
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used to controll gene expression
eliminates undesireable genes |
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5-methyl-uracil is the same as |
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Enzymes within a cell that catalyze hydrolysis of nucleic acid phosphodiester bonds |
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Catalyze hydrolysis of external phosphodiester bonds
3' & 5' Endonucleases |
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hydrolyze INTERNAL phosphodiester bonds
1) bond between 3'-OH and phosphate
2) bond between 5'-OH and phosphate |
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How to name restriction enzymes |
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(1) three letter abbreviation for the sourc
(2) a letter representing the source strain
(3) a roman numeral for the order of discovery |
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Energy Requirements for Transcription |
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All four ribonucleoside triphosphate (ATP, GTP, CTP, UTP) are required
Mg2+ |
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