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BCH5413 Exam 3 Comprehensive Test A+
Questions and Answers Verified Solutions
Latest Update 2026/2027

Answer:
error in replication
bully addict formation
oxidation
alkylation
hydrolysis
●● exogenous factors that cause DNA damage.


Answer:
UV, chemicals, x-rays, ionizing radiation
●● emethanesulfate (EMS).


Answer:
DNA alkylation medicine for cancer
●● GC base pairing when guanine is exposed to EMS.


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guanine to 06-ethylguanine and bins to thymine
●● EMS as a cancer treatment.


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interferes with transcriptional and DNA replication
●● alkylation event that does not change base pairing.


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attacks phosphodiester bond
●● endogenous sources of oxidative stress.

,Answer:
respiration, stress
●● exogenous sources of oxidative stress.


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smoking, alcohol, pollution, water, pesticides, medications, food (meat)
●● Result of oxidative damage.


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guanine oxidation
-biomarker of oxidative stress
-mutagenic
●● Hoogsteen base pairing.


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- Occurs when one base is in the syn conformation.
-G-A base pair
●● UV-A damage.


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free radicals
●● UV-B damage.


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pyrimidine dimers
●● Gamma and X-ray damage.


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ss or ds DNA break, altered bases (oxidized)
●● ionizing radiation.


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, radiation w/enough energy to free electrons from atoms forming ions, may cause cancer (ex.
gamma, X-rays, UV). Ionizes molecules around DNA ( water) to form highly reactive free radicals
that attack DNA backbone
●● oxidative stress, alkylating agents effect on DNA.


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Base modification: alkylation, methylation, oxidation
●● polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons effect on DNA.


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adduct intercalation between bases
●● spontaneous events effect on DNA.


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depyrimidation, depurination, backbone modification, base modifications
●● ionizing radiation effect on DNA.


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ds break
●● environmental toxins effect on DNA.


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ss break, DNA-protein crosslink
●● UV light effect on DNA.


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photoproduct, thymidine dimers
●● chemo effect on DNA.


Answer:
DNA-DNA crosslink
●● How does proofreading work?.

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