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CMA school topic I- Principles of Molecular Diagnostics
Cytology Genetics
Cytogenetic
s
 Nucleic Acid ~ Polynucleotides
 Nucleotides  Phosphate esters of nucleosides
(monomers)
 Three components:
 A base that has a nitrogen atom
 A five carbon sugar
 An ion of phosphoric acid
CMA school topic I- Principles of Molecular Diagnostics
CMA school topic I- Principles of Molecular Diagnostics
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o_-6JXLYS-k
CMA school topic I- Principles of Molecular Diagnostics
CMA school topic I- Principles of Molecular Diagnostics
CMA school topic I- Principles of Molecular Diagnostics
 Helicase: unwinds the double helix
 DNA polymerase III: synthesizes new strand by base
pairing in 53 direction using ATP, GTP, CTP, TTP
 Primase: creates short RNA primer for DNA
polymerase III to continue the synthesis
 Single-strand binding proteins: restricts rewinding of
DNA
 DNA polymerase I: removes RNA primer and
synthesizes DNA
 Ligase: Joins by phosphodiester bond
 Topoisomerase: helps in avoiding overwinding of DNA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gSebRSfo23Y
 Promoter: Recognition sequences on DNA close to
start of gene. AT rich
 RNA polymerase: synthesizes pre-mRNA from
DNA template strand in 53. Adds A, U, C, G
 5 cap: 7-methylguanosine
at 5 end of pre-mRNA
 Poly A tail: 100-200 adenine (A) nucleotides at 3
end of pre-mRNA
CMA school topic I- Principles of Molecular Diagnostics
CMA school topic I- Principles of Molecular Diagnostics
 Ribosome: protein
synthesizers
 tRNA(transferRNA)
: adaptor molecule
made of RNA
 Aminoacid:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gG7uCskUOrA
CMA school topic I- Principles of Molecular Diagnostics
CMA school topic I- Principles of Molecular Diagnostics
Its all in your DNA.....

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CMA school topic I- Principles of Molecular Diagnostics

  • 3. Nucleic Acid ~ Polynucleotides Nucleotides Phosphate esters of nucleosides (monomers) Three components: A base that has a nitrogen atom A five carbon sugar An ion of phosphoric acid
  • 10. Helicase: unwinds the double helix DNA polymerase III: synthesizes new strand by base pairing in 53 direction using ATP, GTP, CTP, TTP Primase: creates short RNA primer for DNA polymerase III to continue the synthesis Single-strand binding proteins: restricts rewinding of DNA DNA polymerase I: removes RNA primer and synthesizes DNA Ligase: Joins by phosphodiester bond Topoisomerase: helps in avoiding overwinding of DNA
  • 12. Promoter: Recognition sequences on DNA close to start of gene. AT rich RNA polymerase: synthesizes pre-mRNA from DNA template strand in 53. Adds A, U, C, G 5 cap: 7-methylguanosine at 5 end of pre-mRNA Poly A tail: 100-200 adenine (A) nucleotides at 3 end of pre-mRNA
  • 15. Ribosome: protein synthesizers tRNA(transferRNA) : adaptor molecule made of RNA Aminoacid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gG7uCskUOrA
  • 18. Its all in your DNA.....

Editor's Notes

  1. Interrelationship of various fields to Molecular Biology and Cytogenetics. Molecular Biology is interdependent on Biochemistry and Genetics, while Cytogenetics is a combination of concepts from Cytology and Genetics. CMA is a molecular cytogenetics technique, which arises from combination of Cytology, Genetics, Cytogenetics, and Molecular Biology. We need to understand the principles of molecular biology before we step into the concept of molecular cytogenetics. The concept of molecular biology starts with genes.