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LS3 - Micro Bio (L4)

Lecture 4

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some molecules are circular (covalently closed) most Eubacterial chromosomes Mitochondria, chloroplasts Episomes (plasmids) some bacteriophage & viruses
some molecules are linear most eukaryotic chromosomes Some bacteriophage & viruses
Most DNA in Eubacteria is ____, because has to be organized due to small space. supercoiled
Bacterial chromosome is folded into the nucleoid
Enzyme that allows DNA to change between relaxed and supercoiled structure. Results in a decreased number of base pairs. Keep DNA in cell in manageable forms. topoisomerase
DNA in the cell is _____ supercoiled, also known as right handed coiling. negatively
number of helical turns @ 10(.5) bp per turn. Twist
number of times that double helix crosses over itself Writhe
Twist + Writhe Linking number
Creates a single-strand break, changes linking number by 1. Acts through a covalent intermediate. Topoisomerase 1
Creates double-strand break, changes linking number by 2. Requires ATP. Topoisomerase 2
DNA/protein complex. Compacts DNA. Protects DNA from damage. Facilitates segregation into daughter cells. Chromatin
The processes chromatin inhibits that require unwinding of DNA transcription, replication, recombination
proteins can induce ___ supercoiling
nucleosomes induce ___ supercoil negative
the enzyme responsible for cleavage of chromosomes Micrococcal nuclease
Each histone has a core region that folds into a “_____” and a flexible _____ tail histone fold, N-terminal
H2A and H2B form a dimer
H3 and H4 form a tetramer
The nucleosome is assembled by binding DNA to H3-H4 tetramer
two __-___ dimers must be binded first, prior to nucleosome assembly H2A-H2B
Consist of 8 core Histone proteins. Cover 146 bp of DNA + 1 Linker Histone (H1). Covers ~180-bp DNA. Nucleosomes
10nm Fibers coil into __ nm Fibers 30
30 nm Fibers fold into 200 nm DNA loop domains describes the structure of chromosomes
700 nm chromatid = ____ kb 100,000
200 nm loops = ___ kb 50-100
200 nm Loop Domains resemble _____. Similar structures found in bacteria. circular DNA
In the Electron micrograph of eukaryotic cell showing chromatin organization, heterochromatin is dense
In the Electron micrograph of eukaryotic cell showing chromatin organization, euchromatin is loose
local melting necessary for ___, ___, and ___ replication, transcription, recombination
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