A) formation of a nick at the DNA replication origin.
B) formation of Okazaki fragments.
C) proofreading of the replication process.
D) removal of RNA primers by nick translation.
E) sealing of nicks by ligase action.
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A) hypoxanthine-N-glycosylase
B) AP endonuclease
C) mutH protein
D) DNA polymerase I
E) uracil N-glycosylase
F) mutS-mutL complex
G) ABC excinuclease
H) DNA photolyase
I) O6-methylguanine methyltransferase
J) DNA ligase
K) λ integrase
L) RecA protein
M) restriction endonuclease
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A) formation of Holliday intermediates and branch migration.
B) introduction of negative supercoils into the recombination products.
C) nicking the two duplex DNA molecules to initiate the reaction.
D) pairing a DNA strand from one duplex DNA molecule with sequences in another duplex,regardless of complementarity.
E) resolution of the Holliday intermediate.
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A) AP endonuclease.
B) Dam methylase.
C) DNA glycosylase.
D) DNA ligase.
E) DNA polymerase.
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A) Mismatch repair
B) Base-excision repair
C) Nucleotide-excision repair
D) Direct repair
E) More than one is used for this type of lesion
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A) add a methyl group to uracil,converting it to thymine.
B) modify the template strand for recognition by repair systems.
C) remove a methyl group from thymine.
D) remove a mismatched nucleotide from the template strand.
E) replace a mismatched nucleotide with the correct one.
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A) fragment of DNA resulting from endonuclease action.
B) fragment of RNA that is a subunit of the 30S ribosome.
C) piece of DNA that is synthesized in the 3' 5' direction.
D) segment of DNA that is an intermediate in the synthesis of the lagging strand.
E) segment of mRNA synthesized by RNA polymerase.
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A) A double strand break
B) Cleavage of two crossover events
C) Alignment of homologous chromosomes
D) Formation of a single Holliday intermediate
E) Exposed 3' ends invade the intact duplex DNA of the homolog
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A) contains a 5' 3' proofreading activity to improve the fidelity of replication.
B) does not require a primer molecule to initiate replication.
C) has a subunit that acts as a circular clamp to improve the processivity of DNA synthesis.
D) synthesizes DNA in the 3' 5' direction.
E) synthesizes only the leading strand;DNA polymerase I synthesizes the lagging strand.
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A) DnaB (helicase)
B) DnaG (primase)
C) Dam methylase
D) DNA ligase
E) DnaA (a AAA+ ATPase)
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A) can include formation of a Holliday intermediate.
B) is accompanied by ATP hydrolysis.
C) may involve transient formation of a three- or four-stranded DNA complex.
D) needs RecA protein.
E) requires DNA polymerase.
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A) E) coli DNA polymerase I is unusual in that it possesses only a 5' 3' exonucleolytic activity.
B) Endonucleases degrade circular but not linear DNA molecules.
C) Exonucleases degrade DNA at a free end.
D) Many DNA polymerases have a proofreading 5' 3' exonuclease.
E) Primases synthesize a short stretch of DNA to prime further synthesis.
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A) are extraordinarily efficient energetically.
B) are generally absent,except in egg and sperm cells.
C) can repair deletions,but not mismatches.
D) can repair most types of lesions except those caused by UV light.
E) normally repair more than 99% of the DNA lesions that occur.
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