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Molecular Cellular Biochem

Chromatin structure

DNA 100pstwicearoundhistone
nucleosome beads on a string
H1 bindsnucleosome t linkerDNA
stabilizes chromatin
phosphateprovides 0 charge
arg lys provide charge
mitosis condensesintochromosomesin Sphas
mitochondria havetheir OWN DNA
circular NOhistones

teterochromatin Highlycondensed transcriptionally inactive

Euchromatin Expressed transcriptionallyactive

DNA Methylation CPG Methylation makes DNA Mute

tistone Methylation HistoneMethylation MakesMostDNA Mute

tistone Acetylation HistoneAcetylation makesDNA Active

tistone deacetylation t acetylgroups tightenedcoiling t transcription

Nucleotides
Nucleotides base nbosephosphate
Nucleosides baseribosesugar

Purines PURE As Gold
AG 2 rings
PYramidines CUTthe PY
CUT I ring
Thyminehas a methyl

RNA Uracil C G bonds are like
DNA Thymine Crazy Glue
methylation
uracil thymine

, DNAReplication semiconservative 5 73 morecomplex in eukaryocytes




Origin ofreplication whereDNA replication begins TATA boxoftenfound in
promotor originregions
Replicationfork Y shapedregionwhereleading laggingstrands are
synthesized
Helicase Halves DNA unwindsDNA replication fork
BLMmutation I Helicase BLOOMsyndrome
SSbindingproteins prevent strands from reannealing
DNA topoisomerases create single double stranded break in helixto
add remove supercoils
Primase creates RNAprimer on DNA so DNApot III
can initiate replication
prokaryotes only elongates leadingstrandbyadding


If
3 longer elongates deoxynucleotides to 3 end
DNA potIngram
I prokaryotes only degrades RNA primer replacesw DNA

DNALigase LinksDNA catalyzesformationofphosphodiesterbonds
joins Okazaki fragments
Telomerase TAGSforGreatness Glory adds TTAGGG to 3 end
oftendysregulated in CANCER

DNA mutations
silent substitutioncodesforSAME aa usu 3rdpos ofcodon
missense substitution codesfor CHANGED aa ex sicklecell Val glutacid
nonsense substitution codesfor earlystop codon stop thenonsense
frameshift del insertionnot divisibleby3 fxmaybealtered
Sachs Muscular dystrophy
splicefifty retained intron in mRNA impairedprotein altered fx
ex Marfan dementia epilepsy cancer

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