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Title: DNA- Replication


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DNA- Replication
  • Chapter 9, Section 2 3Regular Biology

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Objectives
  • Describe structure of DNA
  • Explain importance of DNA
  • Understand why living things need to make copies
    of DNA
  • Describe how copies of DNA are made
  • Explain what happens if a mutation occurs in
    replication

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Structure of DNA
Deoxyribose Nucleic Acid
  • Double helix
  • Made of 2 strands of nucleotides
  • Phosphate
  • Sugar (deoxyribose)
  • Nitrogen Base
  • Adenine (A)
  • Thymine (T)
  • Cytosine (C)
  • Guanine (G)

Nucleotide
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About DNA
  • Sugar Phosphate make up the sides
  • In the middle of DNA
  • Adenine pairs with Thymine (A-T)
  • Cytosine pairs with Guanine (C-G)
  • Practice
  • TATGGAGAGTC
  • ATACCTCTCAG

Complementary base pairs
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More Practice
  • 1. GTATTCAGGA

CATAAGTCCT
2. TAACAGA
ATTGTCT
3. GATTACA
CTAATGT
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Names to Know, pg 196
  • Chargaff- (1949) A pairs with T. G pairs with
    C
  • Mrs. Franklin- (1952) X-ray pictures of DNA
  • Watson Crick- (1953) DNA is double helix

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Prokaryote DNA is
  • Prokaryote DNA is circular
  • Has 2 replication forks
  • Replication occurs in opposite directions around
    the circle until they meet
  • Can replicate in 1 hour or less

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Eukaryote DNA is
  • Eukaryote DNA is double stranded
  • Compacted in chromosomes
  • Each chromosome can have about 100 replication
    forks
  • Each new DNA strand is about 100,000
    nucleotides long.
  • The DNA in your body would wrap around the Earth
    about 1.5 times!
  • Takes about 8 hours to replicate human
    chromosomes in Interphase

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Prokaryote vs Eukaryote
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Make a Venn Diagram
Prokaryote vs Eukaryote DNA
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Replication-
Making more DNA
  • Happens in the nucleus
  • Occurs during Interphase
  • S (synthesis) phase
  • Occurs whenever is needed

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Replication- Making more DNA
  • Important for Mitosis and Meiosis
  • Mitosis- new cells for growth repair
  • Meiosis- new cells for sperm egg
  • Important for making more copies of a protein,
    enzyme, etc

Why?
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Replication- making more DNA
  • Two strands separate, forming replication fork
  • DNA polymerase (an enzyme) brings bases to make
    new strands
  • 500/sec in bacteria, 50/sec in humans.WOW!
  • Half of DNA strand is old and half is new
  • Result two strands of DNA form that are
    identical to the original molecule

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But what if theres a mistake?
  • Types of Mutations
  • Frameshift- (the new part of DNA shifts to be
    longer or shorter than it should be)
  • Deletion
  • Correct base is deleted
  • Insertion
  • Incorrect Base is added
  • Point mutation (base pair substitution)
  • Wrong base pair is stuck in the place of another

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Build-in Mutation Reducers
  • Replication has proof-readers to help reduce
    errors
  • DNA polymerase
  • Chaperone proteins
  • These proteins and enzymes reduce errors to about
    1 error for every 1 billion nucleotides.

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But what if a mutation DOES happen?
  • DNA RNA Protein

(Genes)
(Enzyme)
Discussion!
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Genetic Technology- Terms to Know
  • Genetic engineering-
  • Recombinant DNA- DNA made from 2 or more
    organisms
  • Vector- What gets the gene into the cell
  • Usually a virus, yeast, or plasmid
  • Plasmid- circular bits of DNA
  • Restriction enzymes- proteins which cut the DNA
    at specific points

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New Technology
  • Human Genome Project- mapping entire human genome
    sequence. Finished in 2003.
  • Cloning- process used to creating identical copy
    of organism
  • Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR)- process that
    makes more DNA
  • DNA Fingerprinting- use gel electrophoresis to
    separate DNA of different lengths

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Genetic Engineering Information
  • Gel Electrophoresis
  • Uses electric charges within gel
  • DNA is negative, thus travels to positive end
  • Separates molecules by size

http//learn.genetics.utah.edu/units/biotech/
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More New Technology
  • Genetically Modified Foods- genetically selecting
    certain traits for crop improvement
  • Transgenic Animals- Animals that have other DNA
    in their cell. Used to make proteins, medicine,
    etc.
  • Gene Therapy- insert genes into organism to help
    stop or prevent disease

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Remember
There is no gene for Human Spirit!
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