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22 Cards in this Set

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syn/anti is rotation around
B-N-glycosidic bond
what RNA forms clover leaf
t
what part of ribose makes RNA unstable in alkaline pH
2' OH
DNA into RNA is
translation
what RNA encodes polypeptides
mRNA
what does monocistronic mean
1 gene =1 polypeptide
what is hybridization
union of complementary single strands to form double stranded helix
what is hyperchromicity/hyperchromic shift
increase in abs. by ds nucleic acids as they denature due to increase temps
what conditions support denaturation (salt, ph, temp etc)
low salt
alkaline/basic
organic solvent
heat
what conditions support renaturation (salt, ph, temp etc)
high salt
neutral pH
low temp
increase GC content
what induces pyrimidine dimers
UV light
daughter sister c'tids become attached to each other in what phase
G2/early M
what is centromeric DNA composed of
AT rich, short satellite repeats
what do promoters do
initiate tcp
what do enhancers do
allow initiation by promters
what phase are chromosomes visible
M
what is a permanent change in a single nucleotide
point mutation
point mutation
a permanent change in a single nucleotide
which happens more frequently: depurination or deamination
depurination
what is C de-aminated into
U
what is A de-aminated into
HX
what is G de-aminated into
X