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DSST Biochemistry 2
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1. Found DNA to be the genetic material in cells
Chargaff
Hershey and Chase
Affinity
mRNA
2. Are Restriction Enzymes
POLYSACCHARIDE
Ribosomes
Leading strand
Endonuclease
3. The codon on tRNA that matches up with and attaches to a codon on mRNA
DIPLO
Palindrome
Anticodon
Gram Positive
4. Uncoils the DNA strand
GAPDH
Translation
Gyrase
LIPID A
5. Energy required
COCCI
Tata box
EUKARYOTE
Activation energy
6. Break down of molecules
Palindrome
NAG & NAM
Catabolic
Lactose
7. The first - leading codon in a sequence of codons (AUG)
Lagging Strand
Methionine
3' -5'
PEPTIDE BOND
8. Loss of e-
mRNA
RNA polymerase
Oxidation
Cytoplasm
9. The chemical process in which glucose is broken down into two parts
Codon
Glycolysis
3' -5'
PEPTIDOGLYCAN
10. Bond between amino acids in a protein
Glycolysis
Peptide bond
Anticodon
Ligase
11. Circular
PEPTIDE BOND
COCCI
Glycolysis
OUTER MEMBRANE
12. Spontaneous - doesn't require energy
PEPTIDOGLYCAN
Exergonic
Tata box
3' -5'
13. How protein synthesis is regulated prokaryoticly on plasmid of the cell
Sticky ends
Gram Positive
Gram Staining
LAC Operon
14. Lays down RNA Primase to indicate the start of replication
COMMA
Lactose
Substrate Level Phosphorolation
RNA polymerase
15. 'water fearing' (non polar molecules) ie. Lipid tail
mRNA
HYDROPHOBIC
Chargaff
CELL WALL
16. Breaks down lactase
Oxidation
DIPLO
Affinity
Lactose
17. Stop free radicals from damaging cells - helps O trap e-
G3P
Franklin
Antioxidants
Polypeptide
18. Murein; consists of sugars & amino acids that make a mesh-like layer outside the CW
5' - 3'
Iodine
PEPTIDOGLYCAN
Peptide bond
19. Outermost layer of the Gram Positive bacterium
tRNA
CELL WALL
DNA polymerase I
Hershey and Chase
20. Glyceraldyhyde 3 Phosphaet Dehydrogenase - phosphorolates and reduces NAD by adding 2e- and a H+
GAPDH
ARCHAEA
Operator
PEPTIDE BOND
21. Lipid component of endotoxin (Gram -)
GAPDH
Primer
Regulator
LIPID A
22. Is an enzyme that cuts double-stranded or single stranded DNA at specific recognition sites
PHOSPHATE
Restriction Enzyme
Exergonic
OUTER MEMBRANE
23. It is the two single stranded regions of DNA that is being replicated
PEPTIDE BOND
Cytoplasm
Tata box
Replication fork
24. Initiates transcription
ATP
Tata box
Palindrome
RNA polymerase
25. 'chain'
Restriction Enzyme
PERIPLASM
STREPT
Anticodon
26. Protein that makes RNA primers and makes mRNA from DNA
DNA Polymerase III
RNA polymerase
PROKARYOTE
CYTOPLAMIC MEMBRANE
27. Membrane surrounding the cytoplasm
PROKARYOTE
Promoter
NAG & NAM
CYTOPLAMIC MEMBRANE
28. A sequence of three nucleotide in DNA & RNA
Catabolic
DIPLO
Amino acids
Codon
29. Released from a lipopolysaccharide in a Gram - bacterium
Lagging Strand
Palindrome
Translation
ENDOTOXIN
30. Coding regions on mRNA
5' - 3'
Exons
PHOSPHOLIPID BILAYER
EUKARYOTE
31. 'pair'
Sticky ends
DIPLO
Nucleus
Endergonic
32. Is an enzyme that glues the sticky or the blunt ends to join the strands
G3P
BACILLI
GRAM NEGATIVE
Ligase
33. Where the double stranded end came a part and the complimentary start join
Alcohol
Tata box
Sticky ends
ARCHAEA
34. Replicated continuously
GAPDH
Amino acids
GLYCOSIDIC BOND
Leading strand
35. Chains of molecules attached to the CW of a Gram + bacterium
Stop codon
Replication fork
Hershey and Chase
TECHOID ACID
36. Non polar molecule component of the CM (the 'tail')
PORIN
Glycolysis
LIPID
RNA polymerase
37. Place where repressor binds - where RNA polymerase binds
Franklin
Promoter
Glycolysis
RNA polymerase
38. Location of transcription
OUTER MEMBRANE
Nucleus
Methionine
RNA polymerase
39. Bonds between NAG & NAG or NAM & NAM
Antioxidants
Regulator
TETRAD
GLYCOSIDIC BOND
40. Makes a repressor - binds to promoter/operator to stop RNA polymerase
Regulator
Reduction
Exergonic
G3P
41. Rod shaped
PEPTIDOGLYCAN
BACILLI
Exons
G3P
42. How strong a molecule/atom can pull e-
Exergonic
Restriction Enzyme
Electronegativity
3' -5'
43. Bacteria cell that contains: OM - CW - periplamic space - & CM
PHOSPHATE
Chargaff
Activation energy
GRAM NEGATIVE
44. Process of using mRNA to create proteins
Tata box
Anabolic
Polypeptide
Translation
45. Acts as a mordant
Catabolic
Iodine
Codon
ARCHAEA
46. Unzips the DNA double Helix
Helicase
PEPTIDOGLYCAN
RNA polymerase
GLYCOSIDIC BOND
47. Many amino acids bonded together with peptide bonds
Polypeptide
RNA polymerase
POLYSACCHARIDE
Endonuclease
48. Replicated in fragments known as Okazaki Fragments
Catabolic
ARCHAEA
Lagging Strand
Uracil
49. (LPS); lipids and polysaccharides linked together by covalent bonds
Phosphorolation
DNA polymerase I
Reduction
LIPOPOLYSACCHARIDE
50. Polar molecule component of the CM (the 'head')
PEPTIDE BOND
PHOSPHATE
Ribozymes
STAPHYL