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What is dna replicated by? |
DNA polymerase |
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What does DNA polymerase need to start replication |
Primers |
Base of makeup |
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What happens when dna is unwound? |
Hydrogen bonds are Brocken |
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How is the leading strand replicated |
Continuously |
Forever |
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How is the lagging strand replicated |
Fragments |
Small |
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What are the fragments joined by? |
Ligase |
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In PCR what temperature is dna heated at and why is it heated |
92-98 to separate strands |
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It is then cooled what temperature is it cooled at and why? |
50-65 to allow primers to bind to target sequence |
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It is reheated at what temperature and why? |
70-80 for heat tolerant DNA polymerase to replicate the region of DNA |
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What is a good use of PCR |
To help solve crimes, settle paternity suits and diagnose genetic disorders |
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What are the three types of RNA involved in translation and transcription? |
MRNA (messenger) RRNA (ribosomal) TRNA (transfer) |
M R T |
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What is removed during RNA splicing? |
Introns |
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What is a phenotype determined by? |
Proteins and environmental factors |
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