sites on the sli lymerase is n assembly facte proteins all in loader. Thus, the enzymes tl 40. Which repair system is tightly coupled to transcription? Why is it important to rep RNA polymerase quickly? 41. What is translesion DNA synthesis and when is it used? Why is it a last resort? Dc dsDNA? 42. What are the steps of homologous recombination repair? Which proteins are inv homologous sequences and how do they function? DNA SYNTE At the replice simultaneous) SSDNA preser of DNA is brv much more di 43. What are the steps of nonhomologous end joining? 44. When is NHEJ used as a mechanism for DNA repair? Why is it a last resort? Doe over, repair of Chapter 10). 45. Describe the general steps needed for a cell to become cancerous. 46. How do mutations and chromosomal abnormalities affect proteins and lead to 47. What role do cell cycle checkpoints have in cancer? 48. Define a tumor suppressor apnd oncogene and give an example of each. 49. Define the role of ATM in the cell and cancer. NHEJ. Which is preferred and why? Upon DNA damage, ATM decide

sites on the sli lymerase is n assembly facte proteins all in loader. Thus, the enzymes tl 40. Which repair system is tightly coupled to transcription? Why is it important to rep RNA polymerase quickly? 41. What is translesion DNA synthesis and when is it used? Why is it a last resort? Dc dsDNA? 42. What are the steps of homologous recombination repair? Which proteins are inv homologous sequences and how do they function? DNA SYNTE At the replice simultaneous) SSDNA preser of DNA is brv much more di 43. What are the steps of nonhomologous end joining? 44. When is NHEJ used as a mechanism for DNA repair? Why is it a last resort? Doe over, repair of Chapter 10). 45. Describe the general steps needed for a cell to become cancerous. 46. How do mutations and chromosomal abnormalities affect proteins and lead to 47. What role do cell cycle checkpoints have in cancer? 48. Define a tumor suppressor apnd oncogene and give an example of each. 49. Define the role of ATM in the cell and cancer. NHEJ. Which is preferred and why? Upon DNA damage, ATM decide

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Chapter28: Dna Metabolism: Replication, Recombination, And Repair

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Problem 10P: Homologous Recombination, Heteroduplex DNA, and Mismatch Repair Homologous recombination in E. coli...

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