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Biological Molecules
Chapter 2
DNA Replication
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What are the four nucleotide bases in DNA?
Adenine
,
Guanine
,
Cytosine
,
Thymine
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What is the complementary strand to A A G C A T G C?
T T C G T A C G
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What is the difference between a purine and a pyrimidine?
Purine is
double ringed
, pyrimidine is
single
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What bond joins the organic base to the pentose sugar in DNA?
Glycosidic
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What bond joins mononucleotides to form the backbone of DNA?
Phosphodiester bond
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How do you test for lipids?
Add
ethanol
and
water
,
shake
for
emulsion
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What is the structure of a mononucleotide?
Phosphate
(
ester
bond)
Pentose
sugar
(
glycosidic
bond)
Organic
base
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Why is DNA replication necessary?
To ensure
daughter
cells
receive
exact
genetic
copies
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What role does DNA helicase play in replication?
It
unzips
the DNA strands by
breaking
hydrogen
bonds
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What happens after DNA helicase completes its function?
Free
nucleotides
bind
to complementary bases
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What is the function of DNA polymerase in replication?
It
joins
activated
nucleotides
by
covalent
bonds
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What is the result of DNA replication?
Two DNA molecules, each with one
old
and one
new
strand
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What initiates the replication process on the DNA molecule?
Replication starts at a
specific
sequence
on DNA
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How do nucleotides attach to the old DNA strands?
By
complementary base pairing
with
old
strands
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What happens to the new DNA strands after they are formed?
A
winding
enzyme
forms
double helices
from them
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What does the semi-conservative model of replication state?
Each daughter molecule contains
half
old
and
half
new
DNA
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Who conducted the experiment proving the semi-conservative model?
Meselsohn
and
Stahl
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What isotopes of nitrogen were used in Meselsohn and Stahl's experiment?
Light
14
N
^{14}N
14
N
and heavy
15
N
^{15}N
15
N
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How did scientists distinguish between different DNA densities?
By
centrifuging
the DNA samples
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What was observed after one generation in the centrifuge experiment?
Only
one band
, the
14/15
hybrid
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What was observed after the second generation in the centrifuge experiment?
Two bands: a
light
chain and a
14/15
level
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