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Which is the only histone that is not in the nucleosome core? role?
H1
ties nucleosomes together in a string
What is the charge of the histones?
positive
what is the charge of DNA?
negative
heterochromatin vs euchromatin
HeteroChromatin= Highly Condensed, trancriptionally inactive

euchromatin= less condensed, transcriptionaly active
what is the nucleosome?
core/bead of 4 histones
Which bases are purines? how many rings do they have?
AG (Pur As Gold)
2 rings
Which bases are pyrimidines? how many rings do they have?
CUT (CUT they Py)
Which base has a ketone?
guanine
which base has a methyl?
thyamine
How is cytosine made?
deamination of uracil
Which base pair bonds are strongest?
GC (3-H bonds) are stronger than A-T (2-H bonds)
What chemical properties of change when G-C content changes?
inc. G-C content increases melting temperature
Difference between nucleosides and nucleotides?
sides= base + ribose (sides only)

tides= base + ribose + phospate (linked by 3-5 phosphodiester bond)
How are purines made?
from IMP precursor
how are pyrimidines made?
from orate precursor, w/ PRPP added later
This leads to ribonucleoties that are converted to deoxyribonucleotides by ribonucleotide reductase
transition vs. transversion
TransItion- Identical type= purine for purine or pyrimidine for pyrimidine substitution

Transversion- subs. purine for pyrimidine or vice versa
which amino acid is encoded by only 1 codon?
methionine (AUG)
rank these in most to leat severe mutations in DNA

silent, misence, nonsense
nonsense > missense > silent
silent mutation in DNA?
same amino acid (often 3rd position-tRNA wobble)
missense mutation in DNA?
changes amino acid
nonsense mutation?
early stop codon
frameshift mutation?
change resulting in misreading of all downstream nucleotides

usually truncated, nonfunctional protein