Biochemistry
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- name the enzyme which is used to combine or glue two different molecules of a fregment of the DNAarrow_forwardIdentify the key structural features of a DNA molecule. Strong ionic bonds and hydrophobic interaction hold DNA together. DNA bases are always paired purine with pyrimidine. DNA strands are antiparallel and include a 5' end and a 3' end. DNA contains the nucleotide bases adenine, thymine, guanine, cytosine, and uracil. DNA is most often found as a left-handed helix, commonly referred to as Z-DNA. The backbone of DNA is made of a sugar and a phosphate molecule.arrow_forwardIf a double stranded DNA has 20 per cent of cytosine, calculate the percent of adenine in the DNA.arrow_forward
- Examine the 5'- 3 sequence of bases of the DNA molecules (A D) shown below. I am only showing you the 5 - 3' strand of each molecule, but you can imagine the complementary 3' - 5' strand for each molecule. Which double-stranded molecule is held together by 10 hydrogen bonds? O AAAT O ATAG O TGTC O GCGAarrow_forwardIf a double stranded DNA HAS 20 PERCENT OF CYTOSINE, calculate the percent of adenine of adenine in the DNA?arrow_forwardShown is a sequencing gel. Read the sequence off the gel and determine the first 4 nucleotides (or bases) based on the fact replication occurs 5¹ to 3¹. A I G C Answer:arrow_forward
- Answer the following 2 questions based on the given sequence of DNA. The top strand is the template strand: 5’-CGTATAGCTCAGGGCGCTAACCTTAGCATGGACG-3’ (Template) 3’-GCATATCGAGTCCCGCGATTGGAATCGTACCTGC-5’ (Coding)arrow_forwardFor each term in the left column, select the term which best matches. 1. deoxyribonucleotide 2. nitrogenous base thymine + deoxyribose 3. deoxynitronucleoside guanine + deoxyribose + phosphate group 4. polydeoxyribonucleotide DNA 5. deoxyribonucleoside 6. nitrogenous basearrow_forwardThe following is the base sequence on the coding strand of a DNA molecule: AAT GCC AGT GGT TCG CAC Coding DNA: _________________________________________Template DNA: _________________________________________ mRNA: _________________________________________ Amino acids: _________________________________________ Mutation 1 A) Coding DNA: _________________________________________Template DNA: _________________________________________ mRNA: _________________________________________ B) amino acids: _________________________________________arrow_forward
- GIVEN: DNA CODING STRAND: GCG TAC TTT TCA GGT DNA TEMPLATE STRAND ____ ____ ____ ____arrow_forwardDescribe the structure of DNA. The two strands of DNA are antiparallel. What does the term antiparallel mean? Describe how DNA is tightly packaged. Your description should include the terms histones, chromatin, nucleosomes and chromosomes.arrow_forwardDraw the following segment of DNA molecule. Show the important covalent and non-covalentinteractions as well as the complementary strand. GTACA (PS same question was answered on bartleby multiple times but I need to compare because answers were different, so answer this if you know how, If not, DON'T COPY the answer) (This will be marked as unhelpful if you copy the answer from a source)arrow_forward
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