MOL BIO LAB MIDTERMS - DNA, RNA, PROTEINS

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Genes

DNA is composed of

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Chromosome

DNA is tightly wound into

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Nucleus

DNA is stored in the

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Antiparallel Helix

DNA’s Structure

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Adenine and Guanine

DNA Purines consists of

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Cytosine and Thymine

DNA Pyrimidines consists of

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Adenine and Thymine
Cytosine and Guanine

Base Pairing of DNA

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DNA replication

Ensures genetic continuity by creating identical DNA molecules before cell division.

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Unwinding - Topoisomerase
Unzipping - Helicase
Base Pairing - DNA polymerase
Joining Nucleotides - DNA ligase

Steps of DNA replication and enzyme that helps

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Helicase

Unzips the DNA strands.

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Single-Strand Binding Proteins

Prevent strands from re-sticking

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Topoisomerase

Prevents DNA supercoiling.

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DNA Polymerase

Builds new strands and proofreads.

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Primase

Creates RNA primers for DNA polymerase.

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Ligase

Glues Okazaki fragments on the lagging strand.

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Leading strand

Synthesized continuously in the 5' to 3' direction.

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Lagging strand

Synthesized in Okazaki fragments, requiring multiple primers.

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5' to 3' direction.

Leading strand is synthesized in what direction

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RNA

Plays a crucial role in protein synthesis.

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Adenine and Uracil
Cytosine and Guanine

RNA Nitrogen bases

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Messenger RNA

Carries DNA instructions to ribosomes.

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Ribosomal RNA

Structural component of ribosomes.

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Transfer RNA

Transfers amino acids to ribosomes during protein synthesis.

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mRNA (messenger RNA)

rRNA (ribosomal RNA

tRNA (transfer RNA)

Types of RNA

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Central Dogma

The flow of genetic information:

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Transcription

DNA —> RNA

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Translation

RNA —> Protein

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Transcription

Occurs in the Nucleus

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Translation

Occurs in the Cytoplasm

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Codons

Three-nucleotide sequences coding for specific amino acids.

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Introns

Non-coding segments

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Exons

Coding sequences segments

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AUG (Methionine)

The start codon

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Point Mutation

Mutations with a single base change

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Deletion

Mutations with a segment of DNA is lost.

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 Insertion

Mutations with a segment of DNA is added.

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Frameshift Mutation

Changes the reading frame, altering all downstream codons.

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64 codons

The genetic code consists of how many codons

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The genetic code consists of how many amino acids code

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Hairpin

Structure of RNA

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DNA

This function as the main repository for genetic information and hereditary traits

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RNA

Transmits genetic information and participate in protein synthesis

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Deoxyribose

DNA sugar is

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Ribose

RNA sugar is

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2 Meters

Length of DNA

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How many chromosomes does humans have

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Phosphate
Pentamer Carbon sugar
Nitrogenous base

DNA is composed of these structures