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DNA can be
replicated
with
high fidelity
for
daughter
cells
DNA is a
large polymer
of
nucleotides
nucleotide components
phosphate
,
deoxyribose sugar
, and
base
purine nucleotides
guanine
and
adenine
pyrimidine nucleotides
thymine
and
cytosine
how are nucleotides joined
covalent phosphodiester
bond
between 5' carbon and 3' carbon
5'
start
of
DNA strand
3'
where
next
free
nucleotide
joins
Chargaffs rule
total purines
=
total pyrimidines
how are DNA strands held together
hydrogen
bonding
in
opposite
directions
A and T
2 hydrogen
bond
C and G
3 hydrogen
bonds
why is binding reversible
strands need to seperate for
replication
and
transcription
start codon
ATG
stop codons
TAA
,
TAG
,
TGA
nucleotide substitution
missense
mutation
nucleotide substitution with no change
silent
mutation
deletion or insertion
frame
shift
mutation
stop codon introduced mutation
non-sense
mutation
there is a small amount of
DNA
in the
mitochondria