DNA Structure
Initiation, Elongation
Termination
Transcription
Translation
100

Monomers of DNA are called..

nucleotides

100

The enzyme, ______, that recognizes the ___ of replication and breaks ___ bonds of DNA.

DNA helicase

origins

Hydrogen

100

What is DNA polymerase I used for? 

The catalyze reactions that remove RNA nucleotides (i.e., Primers) and add-in DNA nucleotides

100

The enzyme that initiates transcription

RNA polymerase II

100

Unlike transcription whose purpose is to _____, 

the purpose of translation is to _______

produce mRNA (copy of template strand)

translate is to produce a polynucleotide

200

A polynucleotide is formed through the bonding between the hydroxyl bonded to the __ carbon of one nucleotide and the ___ group bonded to the 5' carbon of the next nucleotide

3' 

phosphate

200

The enzyme that relieves strain in the DNA molecule upstream of the replication bubble

Topoisomerase

200

Enzyme that is often referred to as "molecular glue"

DNA ligase

200

RNA poly III does two jobs during transcription: ____ and _____

breaks H bonds; builds mRNA strand

200

the name of the small RNA molecule responsible for carrying amino acids

tRNA

300

Two polynucleotides ___ bond to each other through ________ base pairing; for this to happen the two polynucleotides must run _______ to each other

hydrogen

complementary

antiparallel

300

The enzyme that catalyzes the building of the first complementary strand

Primase
300

Non-coding regions at the end of DNA molecules are called _____ that get progressively _____ as DNA replicates

Telomeres; shorter

300

The mRNA strand is built from its ____ to its ____ end using _____base pairing and  _____ nucleotides 

5' to 3'

complementary

RNA

300

Codons refer to _____ consecutive _____ on a strand of ____________-

three, bases, mRNA

400

The difference between ribose and deoxyribose: 

carbon #2 in deoxyribose is bonded to a hydrogen; carbon #2 in ribose is bonded to a hydroxyl group

400

This enzyme adds DNA nucleotides to the free ____ end of the RNA primer.

DNA polymerase III

3'

400

When telomeres become too short, the cell will enter into the ______ stage so as to protect ____ from shortening.

non-diving (Go)

DNA

400

What happens to mRNA before it leaves the nucleus?

5' cap and 3' polyA tail added

introns removed

400

An initiation complex is composed of: 

mRNA, tRNA, small and large ribosome

500

_____ and _____ proposed that the structure of DNA was related to how DNA replicated itself; the ____ model of replication predicts that each daughter DNA would have one ___ and one ___ DNA strand.  

Watson and Crick

semi conservative

old, new

500

Reason why lagging strand is formed in fragments

-strands run in opposite directions

-primer built at 3' end of DNA template strand

-DNA poly III adds to 3' end only


500

This enzyme, ___, catalyzes reactions to produce telomeres and is found in cells such as _____, _____, and can also be found in ______________

telomerase

stem, germline, cancer

500

Three reasons for mRNA modification before leaving the nucleus:

-facilitate transport out of nucleus

-reduce degradation of mRNA by various enzymes

-facilitate recognition by ribosomes

500

The _____ ribosome contains grooves (___, ___, ___) where each ____ sits during its complementary base pairing with the mRNA strand

large

E, P, A

tRNA