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◉ 1. In the experiment described that supports DNA as the genetic
material:


b.
What was the only scenario in which the mouse lives? Why? Answer: --
When DNA of the S strain was destroyed


-- DNA that caused the virulence factors is destroyed = no function


◉ 2. What were the contributions of Wilkins, Franklin, Watson, and
Crick to the discovery of the structure of DNA? Answer: Wilkins +
Franklin = crystal X pattern of helix


Watson + Crick = model of DNA structure


◉ 3. Based on the carbon numbering system for the sugar (1 - 5) that
makes up DNA, describe the main component that is attached to each
carbon and why it is important to the structure of DNA.. Answer: The
next 5 questions are for this...

,◉ 3. In DNA, C1 is bonded to...


This is important because.... Answer: -- a nitrogenous base (adenine,
guanine, cytosine, or thymine)


-- this allows the nitrogenous bases to form hydrogen bonds
-- A-T
-- C-G
between the 5`-3` strand and the 3`-5` strand


◉ 3. In DNA, C2 is bonded to...


This is important because.... Answer: H


Importance - C2 does not have a hydroxyl group, which distinguishes it
from RNA.


◉ 3. In DNA, C3 is bonded to...


This is important because.... Answer: OH

,Importance - The C3 of one sugar forms a phosphodiester bond with the
5` phosphate of another sugar.


--- makes phosphodiester chain


◉ 4. In DNA, C4 is bonded to.... Answer: C5


◉ 5. In DNA, C5 is bonded to...


This is important because.... Answer: phosphate


Importance - The C5 can be the lead sugar or form phosphodiester bonds
with the C3 of a second sugar.
-- This gives DNA the 5` to 3` linkage.


◉ 4. Describe why DNA has directionality.. Answer: -- 5' end = free
phosphate group
-- 3' end = free hydroxyl (OH) group


-- DNA is always synthesized in the 5'-to-3' direction = added only to the
3' end of the growing strand


-- G forms 3 hydrogen bonds to C

, -- A forms 2 hydrogen bonds to T


-- Sequence of DNA has an effect on the structure.


◉ 5. What is the meaning of the term antiparallel in the structure of
DNA? Answer: -- orientation is opposite


-- 5' - 3' polarities are in opposite directions


◉ 6. What does the Meselson and Stahl experiment confirm? Answer: --
complementary base pairing allows us to move that information to the
next generation of DNA


-- semi-conservative model


◉ 7. True/False:
a.
The major groove is the structure of DNA that allows for more
specificity in binding proteins. Answer: TRUE


-- minor groove = less specific


◉ 7. True/ False:

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