Exam 20: Dna Replication,damage and Repair

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Which of the following agents causes DNA damage by forming pyrimidine dimers?

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Double stranded DNA breaks caused by ionizing radiation are the least dangerous type of DNA damage due to repair by homologous recombination.

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By _____________ the adenine found in the sequence GATC on the parental DNA strand,E.coli is able to differentiate the parental strand from the mismatched base pairs in the daughter strand.

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The discovery of _________ fragments helped prove the semidiscontinuous nature of DNA replication.

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The fact that rifampicin inhibits M13 phage replication helped support the fact that

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DNA damage is considered to be the same thing as a DNA mutation,such as a change from an A-T base pair to a G-C base pair.

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Which of the following repair mechanisms is a damage bypass mechanism,not an actual repair mechanism?

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DNA under the control of one origin of replication is called a replicon.

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E.coli DNA Polymerase III does not have perfect fidelity.This is a beneficial characteristic since mutations help the cell adapt to changing environments.

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The enzyme responsible for bacterial DNA replication is _________.

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λ\lambda phage replicates its genome using unidirectional DNA replication.

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In E.coli,the antibiotic nalidixic acid prevents DNA replication by inhibiting DNA gyrase,which then causes positive supercoiling of the DNA.

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The ε\varepsilon -subunit of DNA Polymerase III core enzyme functions in proofreading by having 5 \rightarrow 3' exonuclease activity.

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