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Who was the first to describe DNA structure and propose a mechanism for DNA replication? What year was this acomplished?
In 1953 WATSON AND CRICK described DNA structure and proposed a mechanism for DNA replication.
All of the Following are Pyrimidines except?

a) Uracil
b) Thymine
c) Guanine
d) Cytosine
Guanine is a purine and not a pyrimidine

Remember CUT Py!
Who established that the DNA of closely related species had similar base composition?
Erwin Chargaff in 1940
What 3 things make up DNA?
Base: Purine (A or T) or Pyrimidine (C or U)
Sugar: 2 deoxyribose
Phosphate: Inorganic Phosphate
The human genome contains how many nucleotides?

a) 300
b) 3000
c) 3 Trillion
d) 3 Million
e) 3 billion
f) Way to many to count
The human genome contains approx. 3 BILLION nucleotides
True or False?

DNA bio synthesis occurs in a 3'----5' Direction ?
FALSE!!!!

DNA replicates in the 5'-----3' direction.
True or False

The secondary Structure of DNA is rigid and can bend
TRUE
Why is that the regions of the DNA that are high in A-T are the FIRST to denature during DNA replication and Transcription?
The A-T Bond is easily denatured do to only having 2 hydrogen bonds!
Which Form is the most common form of DNA?

A: a form
B: b form
C: c Form
D: d form
The B from is the most common form of DNA
Histones are basic proteins with an abundance of ________ & _______ residues that readily form ionic links with the DNA ?
Histones are basic proteins with an abundance of ARGININE & LYSINE residues that readily form ionic links with the DNA
True or False

In Eukaryotes, the DNA polymerase alpha primase complex is the ONLY enzyme that exhbits primase activity
TRUE
Who coined the term "Polymerase"
Aurthur Kornberg
What two things the DNA-Dependent DNA polymerase require in order to synthezise a new strand of DNA?
1) Template

2) Primer
What enzyme is responsible for proof reading the New DNA Strand?
Exonuclease is responsible for Proof reading of the new DNA sequence.
True or False

DNA polymerase 1 posesses only a 5'----3' EXONUCLEASE enzyme?
FALSE, the unique thing about DNA polymerase 1 is that it has both a 5'------3' and a 3'-------5' Exonuclease.