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unit 3 central dogma and replication

unit 3 central dogma and replication
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  • 1

    A double stranded nucleic acid is duplicated to give identical copies. This preserves the genetic information

    replication

  • 2

    A dna segment that continues a gene is read and transcribes into a single stranded sequence of rna. The rna moves from the nucleus into the cytoplasm

    transcription

  • 3

    The rna sequence is translated into a sequence of amino acids as the protein is formed. During translation, the ribosome reads three bases at a time from rna and translates them into one amino acid

    translation

  • 4

    Half of the parental dna molecule is conserved in each new double helix, paired with a newly synthesized complementary strand

    semiconservative

  • 5

    Replication starts from unwinding the dsDNA at a particular point followed by the synthesis of each strand. The parental dsDNA and the two newly formed daDNA forms a Y-shaped structure called replication fork

    bidirectional

  • 6

    Continous sysnthesis of the leading strand, and discontinous synthesis of the lagging strand

    semicontinuous

  • 7

    One strand runs 5’ to 3’ direction, while the other strand runs in the opposite direction

    antiparallel atrands

  • 8

    Characteristics of dna

    semiconservative, bidirectional, semi-continuous, high fidelity

  • 9

    Dna replication exhibits a high degree of fidelity. Dna polymerase III makes only one mistake per 10^8 bases made

    high fidelity

  • 10

    Sites where the pair of replicated segments come together and join the nonreplicated segments

    replication forks

  • 11

    Synthesis of dna is initiated at the origin and proceeds in the 5’ to 3’ direction while the two replication forks are migrating in opposite directions.

    bidirectional dna replication

  • 12

    Found that one of the new dna strands is synthesized continuously and the other discontinuously

    reiji okazaki

  • 13

    Continuous strand in which 5’ to 3’ synthesis proceeds in the same direction as replication fork movement

    leading strand

  • 14

    Strand that is synthesized discontinuous in short pieces, called okazaki fragments, in a directional opposite to that in which replication fork moves

    lagging strand

  • 15

    The synthesis of a dna molecule can be divided into three stages

    initiation, elongation, termination

  • 16

    Specific sequence that function as origins of replication in eukaryotes

    autonomously replicating sequences

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    問題一覧

  • 1

    A double stranded nucleic acid is duplicated to give identical copies. This preserves the genetic information

    replication

  • 2

    A dna segment that continues a gene is read and transcribes into a single stranded sequence of rna. The rna moves from the nucleus into the cytoplasm

    transcription

  • 3

    The rna sequence is translated into a sequence of amino acids as the protein is formed. During translation, the ribosome reads three bases at a time from rna and translates them into one amino acid

    translation

  • 4

    Half of the parental dna molecule is conserved in each new double helix, paired with a newly synthesized complementary strand

    semiconservative

  • 5

    Replication starts from unwinding the dsDNA at a particular point followed by the synthesis of each strand. The parental dsDNA and the two newly formed daDNA forms a Y-shaped structure called replication fork

    bidirectional

  • 6

    Continous sysnthesis of the leading strand, and discontinous synthesis of the lagging strand

    semicontinuous

  • 7

    One strand runs 5’ to 3’ direction, while the other strand runs in the opposite direction

    antiparallel atrands

  • 8

    Characteristics of dna

    semiconservative, bidirectional, semi-continuous, high fidelity

  • 9

    Dna replication exhibits a high degree of fidelity. Dna polymerase III makes only one mistake per 10^8 bases made

    high fidelity

  • 10

    Sites where the pair of replicated segments come together and join the nonreplicated segments

    replication forks

  • 11

    Synthesis of dna is initiated at the origin and proceeds in the 5’ to 3’ direction while the two replication forks are migrating in opposite directions.

    bidirectional dna replication

  • 12

    Found that one of the new dna strands is synthesized continuously and the other discontinuously

    reiji okazaki

  • 13

    Continuous strand in which 5’ to 3’ synthesis proceeds in the same direction as replication fork movement

    leading strand

  • 14

    Strand that is synthesized discontinuous in short pieces, called okazaki fragments, in a directional opposite to that in which replication fork moves

    lagging strand

  • 15

    The synthesis of a dna molecule can be divided into three stages

    initiation, elongation, termination

  • 16

    Specific sequence that function as origins of replication in eukaryotes

    autonomously replicating sequences