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BIO 155 EX1

Biology 155 Exam 1

TermDefinition
Carbon is the framework of all macromolecules
Nucleic Acids are information molecules
Functional groups hydroxyl, carbonyl, carboxyl, amino, sulfhydryl, phosphate, & methyl
Monomers single units
Covalent Bonds binders
Polymers larger structure - whole image
DNA stores genetic information
RNA making of proteins (synthesis)
hydrocarbons molecules consisting of only hydrogen & carbon
Monomer of nucleic acids nucleotides (ATCG,U)
Parts of nucleotides Phosphate group, Sugar, Nitrogenous Base
Covalent Bonds of nucleic acids phosphodiester bonds
Polymers of Nucleic Acids DNA & RNA
Name of sugar in DNA Deoxyribose (w/o oxygen)
Name of sugar in RNA Ribose
Purines 2 ring structures (A+G)
Pyrimidines one ring
Proteins do the work & rule the world
Functions of Proteins enzymes, defense, transport, storage, support, motion, & regulation
Monomer of Proteins Amino acids
Amino acid parts Central Carbon, amino group, carboxyl group, hydrogen, & 'R' group
Covalent Bond of Proteins Peptide Bond
Polymer of Proteins Polypeptide
Levels of Protein Structures Primary, Secondary, Tertiary, & Quaternary
Primary PS Polypeptide - single
Secondary PS Initial folding
Tertiary PS final folding
Quaternary final arrangement
Hemoglobin in proteins not folded properly lead to sickle cell anemia
DNA is made up of Nucleotides
Chargaff found ratios of A-T & G-C vary among species
Franklin found DNA is a helix, diameter was constant, sugar & phosphates on the outside
Watson & Crick... based their assumptions on Franklin & Chargaff & created the DNA model; polarity
Antiparallel & Polarity each DNA strand has polarity of 5' to 3' or 3' to 5' & oppose each other when there are 2 strands
Mitosis Cell division used to replicate cells DNA
Replication is... semiconservative
Semiconservative Replication Every new DNA replication made has one strand of old DNA (parent strands)
What is needed for replication Template (parental DNA), Building Blocks (Nucleotides; ATCG), Copier/Builder (DNA polymerase)
Prokaryotic Cells no nucleus but has DNA
DNA replication enzymes (Unwinding/separation) Helicase; Single Strand binding, DNA Gyrase
DNA replication enzymes (Synthesis/Copying) DNA primase, DNA polymerase III & I, & DNA ligase
Helicase unwinds & separates the 2 strands; also breaks hydrogen bonds
Created by: gsheffer
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