dna replication pp 282 - 290 practice questions pg 290, #3, 7, 8, 10
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EXAMPLE PROBLEM
• If the following DNA is replicated, what would the daughter molecules look like. Label the strands.
3’
3’5’
5’A T A C C G A C T G A T G G C A CT A T G G C T G A C T A C C G T G
DNA REPLICATION OVERVIEW
• A large protein enzyme complex: • opens • uses the old strand to create a • finishes
DNA REPLICATION OVERVIEW
• DNA Replication Overview 1:40 to 2:50
REPLICATION INITIATION
• Origin of replication (ori)• Ori’s are a
• The enzyme, helicase, • What does it do?
REPLICATION INITIATION
• The single-stranded regions of DNA want to ___________
• ___________________________bind to the strands and keep them open
SSBPs
REPLICATION INITIATION
• The open region of the DNA is called the _____________• This is where the
copying will take place
REPLICATION INITIATION
• As the helicase moves along unwinding the DNA, ________ develops ahead of replication fork• Think twirling a rubber
band• The enzyme __________
alleviates the tension
tension
REPLICATION INITIATION
• Eukaryotic organisms generally have:• • • Replication occurs
oriorichromosome
REPLICATION ELONGATION OVERVIEW• Taking the single stranded pieces of DNA and using
them as a template to create a new strand
• Strand is created by adding the complementary nucleotides to one end of the new DNA strand, one after another
REPLICATION ELONGATION
• DNA Polymerase• The main enzyme that catalyzes the
addition of nucleotides to the end of a DNA strand
• Discovered in 1959 by Arthur Kornberg• A discovery so monumental that he wins
the Nobel prize the same year
REPLICATION ELONGATION
• Interesting to note:• While Arthur Kornberg did discover the first DNA
polymerase, his was not the major one used in DNA replication
• That was discovered by his son, Tom Kornberg, in 1970
• Not to be outdone, his other son, Roger Kornberg, uses a novel method to get the crystal structure of another enzyme, RNA polymerase, which wins him the Nobel prize in 2006
REPLICATION ELONGATION
• DNA polymerase • Prokaryotes: DNA polymerase I, II, III, IV & V• Eukaryotes: over 15 different types
• The enzyme only catalyzes the addition of nucleotides to • Therefore new strands grow in a __________direction• AND the template strand is read from _________
STEPS TO ELONGATION2. DNA polymerase III:
3. The appropriate nucleoside triphosphate:
4. A pyrophosphate group (PPi) is:
A AT
TTP P P
REPLICATION ELONGATION
• This process is occurring in the replication fork following the helicase• Both ssDNAs need to be copied
• How are they different?
• What problem does this cause?
REPLICATION ELONGATION
• Leading strand is replicated continuously• Lagging strand is replicated discontinuously
• DNA Replication Overview 1:40 to 2:50
FINISHING ELONGATION
All the Okazaki fragments must finally be connected.
DNA polymerase I – • occurs in the _______ direction
• DNA ligase – • Okazaki fragments are
TELOMERASE
• Explain what happens to the telomere during each round of replication, why this is important and why some cells have a mechanism to repair this while others do not…