CELS 191 Lecture 10

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structure of DNA ( the main features of the Waston-Crick model of DNA) [1]

DNA has a double stranded helical structure

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structure of DNA ( the main features of the Waston-Crick model of DNA)[2]

the sugar phosphate backbone is on the outside

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structure of DNA ( the main features of the Waston-Crick model of DNA)[3]

the bases on the inside

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structure of DNA ( the main features of the Waston-Crick model of DNA)[4]

Stabilised by hydrogen bond

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structure of DNA ( the main features of the Waston-Crick model of DNA)[5]

the two polynucleotide strands are oriented in opposite direction

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orient

quay về phía

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stabilised

làm ổn định

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Components in DNA [1]

phosphate group

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Components in DNA [2]

sugar ( deoxyribose sugar0 5 carbon sugar

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Components in DNA [2]

Nitrogenous base- A,T, G,C

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formation of a polynucleotide [1]

Nucleotide monomers are joined together with phosphodiester group bounds to form a polynucleotide( nucleic acid[deoxyribonucleic acid for DNA)

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what is polynucleotide?

is simplify a long chain of nucleotides.

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what does the DNA consist?

two polynucleotide strands twisted into a double helix

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twist (v)

xoắn

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helix

xoắn ốc

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formation of the phosphodiester bond

the hydroxyl group (OH) on the 3rd carbon of one nucleotide reacts with the phosphate group attached to the 5th carbon on another nucleotide

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nucleotides in polynucleotide chai are connected by

Phosphodiester bond

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each DNA strands has direction

5’→3’,3’ <- 5’( antiparallel orientation)

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Geometry

hình học

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DNA form

a double helix

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two polynucleotide strands

coil around each other

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coil

twist

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sugar phosphate backbone

on the outside

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base point

inward

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helical structure provides

stability

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Base pairing model

A pairing with T → 2 hydrogen bond

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model

kiểu hình, mẫu

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base pairing model

C pairing with G → 3 hydrogen bonds

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Base paring model (1st role)

Ensures accurate DNA replication

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Base paring model (2nd role)

Maintain constant width of the helix

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Base paring model (3rd role)

hold strands together but allow them to seperate when needed

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accurate(adj)

đúng đắn

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constant

không đổi, bất biến

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width(n)

bề ngang, rộng

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Semiconservative DNA replication

is the way of DNA copies its self before self division

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replication

sự tái tạo

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New DNA contains [1]

one original parent strands

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New DNA contains [2]

one newly synthesised strand

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How does the DNA replication work?[1]

DNA unwinds and unzip ( the double helix seperates into two strands)

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How does the DNA replication work?[2]

Each strands acts as a template ( New nucleotides pair will exposed bases (A-T,C-G)

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How does the DNA replication work?[3]

New strands are built( Enzymes join nucleotides together, forming new polynucleotide chains)

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How does the DNA replication work?[result]

two indentical molecule( 1old strand, 1 new strand)

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