BMS04-1034-Lec - Nucleic Acids

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characteristics of genetic material (replication, storage, expression, variation). historical evidence showing DNA is the genetic material. evidence used to solve the molecular structure of DNA in 1953. structures of bases (purines and pyrimidines), sugars, and nucleotide.s The double helical structure of DS DNAeg. the hydrogen bonds between the bases, the phosphate backbone/ phosphodiester bonds,complementary strands, antiparallel DNA, directionality Where in eukaryote/prokaryote
Evian Chai
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What are 4 properties of genetic material? 1. Replication 2. Storage of information 3. Expression of information 4. Variation by mutation
What are the three parts of a nucleotide? 1. Nitrogenous base (Purine/Pyrimidine) 2. Pentose Sugar 3. 1/2/3 Phosphates
Which three nitrogenous bases are pyrimidines? Uracil (U) Thymine (T) Cytosine (C)
Which two nitrogenous bases are purines? 1. Adenine (A) 2. Guanine (G)
What is the difference in structures between pyrimidines and purines? Pyrimidines have one ring, while purines (A/G) have two rings connected
On a sugar, which carbon does the base pair connect to? Which carbon does the phosphate connect to? 1. C1 connects sugar and base pair 2. C5 connects phosphate and sugar
Base+ Sugar=nucleoside Base+ sugar + phosphate= .... Base+ sugar + 2x phosphate=... Base+ sugar + 3x phosphate=... Nucleoside monophosphate Nuceloside diphosphate Nucleoside triphosphate
Why is DNA replicated in the 5'-3' direction? Because each base nucleotide is attached via its sugar (On C5) to the C3 of the nucleotide above it
What bond links sugar and phosphate groups together? 5'-3' Phosphodiester bonds
DNA is a ...handed helix with ... nucleotides per turn Right 10
What is the bonding between bases? Hydrogen bonding
What can lead to denaturation of DNA? 1. Heat - Tm is temp where 1/2 of DNA is lost - G-C regions denature at higher temp 2. Chemicals
Of the following, which is the only form of DNA that is left handed: A, B, Z Z Form
Where is DNA located? Nucleus/mitochondria of eukaryote cell Cytoplasm in bacteria Nucleus+chloroplast in plants
Eukaryotes have ...dsDNA while prokaryotes have ...dsDNA (shape) How are eukaryotic/prokaryotic proteins bonded to protein differently? 1. Long, linear 2. Singel circular, supercoiled 3. Eukaryotes are bonded to proteins to form chromatins, prokaryotes are packaged IN protein to form nucleoids (also have plasmids)
What is a genome? Entire set of genes in an organisms chromosome (can be DNA or RNA)
What is the ratio of purines to pyrimidines? 1:1

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