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Bio. U8 Yr. 1

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What subunits would be connected by hydrogen bonds in DNA? Cytosine to guanine
GelElectrophoresisIsAMethodOfSeparating_SegmentsByTheir_.ThePhosphateGroupsInThe_OfDNAGiveItA_Charge.Therefore,AfterPlacedInTheGel,TheDNAFragmentsMigrateTowardThe_End._FragmentsTravelFarther,ResultingInDistinctBandsThatAreAnIndividual's DNA "fingerprint." DNA; size; backbone; negative; positive; smaller
A section of DNA contains 50 cytosine bases representing 10% of the total number of bases in this section. How many sugars and phosphate groups does this section contain? 500 sugars, 500 phosphates
Which strand of DNA contains Okazaki fragments during replication? Lagging strand
The phosphate group of one strand of DNA is called the ____ end. The free sugar end of the same strand is called the ____ end. 5'; 3'
A particular sequence of DNA is found to be AGG-CAG-TTA. What would be the sequence of bases on the complementary strand of DNA? TCC-GTC-AAT
Function during DNA replication: Helicase Breaks hydrogen bonds between nitrogenous bases
Function during DNA replication: DNA Polymerase III Adds new nucleotides to the 3' end
Function during DNA replication: DNA Polymerase Removes RNA primers and replaces them with DNA nucleotides
Function during DNA replication: DNA Gyrase / Topoisomerase Prevents supercoiling of DNA at the replication forks
Function during DNA replication: Primase Produces short sequences of RNA which allows for the addition of DNA nucleotides
Function during DNA replication: SSB's Keeps the single strands of DNA from re-annealing
A DNA molecule contains 21% cytosine. What percentage of adenine does this molecule contain? 29%
What property of DNA did Rosalind Franklin's X-ray crystallography images show? DNA is a double helix
How did Hershey and Chase's experiment provide evidence that DNA was the genetic material? When bacteriophages were labeled with Phosphorus-32, bacteria became radioactive because the virus's DNA was inserted
Which property of DNA explains how genetic information can be replicated accurately? The complementary base pairing
New strands of DNA are synthesized in which direction? 5" —> 3'
Occurrence in the temperature cycle of the polymerase chain reaction (PCR): 1. Heating to 94oC Denaturation / separating the two strands of DNA
Occurrence in the temperature cycle of the polymerase chain reaction (PCR): 2. Cooling to 55oC Annealing / allowing primers to bind to the complementary DNA
Occurrence in the temperature cycle of the polymerase chain reaction (PCR): 3. Heating to 72oC Elongation / allowing Taq polymerase to synthesize new DNA strands
What components make up a nucleotide of DNA? Deoxyribose sugar, nitrogenous base, and phosphate group
The experiments of Meselson and Stahl provided evidence for... The semi-conservative replication of DNA
DNA wraps around what proteins? Histones
What is true regarding the polymerase chain reaction (PCR)? PrePreparedPrimersDetermineRegionOfDNAToBeCopied,TemperatureIncreasedToDenature(Separate)TwoStrandsOfDNA,ATaqPolymeraseFromAThermophilicBacteriaIsUsedBecauseItCanWorkAtHigherTemperaturesThanOtherPolymerases,AndManyCopiesOfDNACanBeProducedInJustAFewHours
What enzyme is used in the polymerase chain reaction (PCR)? Taq polymerase
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