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Action of DNA Gyrase
Bidirectional DNA Replication
Direct Repair
DNA Replication (E. coli)
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Molecular Biology, 4/e
Robert F. Weaver
DNA Replication I: Basic Mechanism and Enzymology
Direct Repair
View the animation below, then complete the quiz to test your knowledge of the concept.
1
UV light and other ionizing radiations damage DNA molecules by...
A)
creating guanine dimmers between adjacent guanines in the DNA chain.
B)
creating adenine dimmers between adjacent adenines in the DNA chain.
C)
creating thymine dimmers between adjacent thymines in the DNA chain.
D)
creating uracil dimmers between adjacent uracils in the DNA chain.
E)
creating cytosine dimmers between adjacent cytosines in the DNA chain.
2
These dimmers weaken...
A)
hydrogen bonds.
B)
sulfide bonds.
C)
covalent bonds.
D)
ionic bonds.
E)
all of these.
3
These dimmers are repaired by...
A)
the enzyme DNA photolyase.
B)
exposure to light.
C)
transfer of an electron to the dimer.
D)
A and B.
E)
A, B and C.
4
Chemical agents can cause mutations by inducing ethylation of guanine residues in DNA.
A)
True
B)
False
5
The enzyme ethylguanine-DNA ethyltransferase prevents DNA mutations from occurring.
A)
True
B)
False
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