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DNA REPLICATION. STRUCTURE DISCOVERY (don’t write!). James Watson, Francis Crick 1953. DNA STRUCTURE. Deoxyribose Nucleic Acid Repeating monomer (nucleotide): Phosphate Sugar Base. DNA STRUCTURE. Spiralling double helix Complimentary bases pair up Hydrogen bonds form between
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STRUCTURE DISCOVERY (don’t write!) • James Watson, Francis Crick • 1953
DNA STRUCTURE • Deoxyribose Nucleic Acid • Repeating monomer (nucleotide): • Phosphate • Sugar • Base
DNA STRUCTURE • Spiralling double helix • Complimentary bases pair up • Hydrogen bonds form between • Phosphate &sugar = backbone
COMPLEMENTARY BASES • Purines • Adenine • Guanine • Pyrimidines • Cytosine • Thymine
CELL DIVISION, DNA REPLICATION • Cells must divide (growth, repair, replace) • Before cells divide structures, organelles and DNA must be replicated • Each cells needs an exact, complete copy!
DNA REPLICATION • Complimentary base pairing allows each strand to act as a template for the new strand • "Semiconservative" - new DNA is 1 parent, 1 new strand
REPLICATION • Enzyme "helicase" unwinds and unzips helix
REPLICATION • 2. Build new daughter strand • Line up base pairs • Enzyme : DNA polymerase
REPLICATION • 3. Bond nucleotides together • Enzyme : DNA ligase
TO DO'S • Provincial Qs and study guide questions • Dictionary • DNA polymerase, DNA ligase, semi conservative replication, helicase