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General and BioChem. DNA and RNA. Body Systems. Genetics. Evolution. Cells. Gen/BioChem. DNA/RNA. Body Systems. Genetics. Evolution. Cells. $10. $100. $100. $100. $ 100. $100. $200. $200. $200. $200. $200. $200. $300. $300. $300. $300. $300. $300. $400. $400. $400. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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All characteristics or traits of organisms are encoded or contained in the master plan or

RNA Proteins

DNA Carbohydrates

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DNA

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Describe the basic structure of thisDNA molecule as Watson & Crick would.

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Double helix

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DNA consists of repeating subunits called?

Nitrogen bases Amino acids Nucleotides

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Name the three parts of a

DNA nucleotide?

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Name the two nitrogen bases that make up

purines?

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Name the two nitrogen bases that make up pyrimidines?

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When two strands of DNA are

together Adenine always binds with________.

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Adenine with Thymine

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The entire molecule below is

known as…

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Who are the two scientists that were monumental in discovering the structure

of DNA?

W_____ & C_______

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If an elm tree, an elk and an eel have the same genetic code, why do they all look

different?

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The sequence or order of the nitrogen bases.

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How can organisms be so different from each other if their genetic material is made of the same four nucleotides?

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The differences result from the sequence or order of the 4 nitrogen bases.

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During DNA replication the complimentary DNA sequence

for ATT GAC is ?

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When two strands of DNA are together

Guanine always binds with _______?

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The backbone of a DNA molecule is made of which two components?

P______ & D______

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Phosphate and deoxyribose(sugar)

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Where is DNA located in a cell?

CytoplasmRough ERNucleus

Nuclear membrane

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Nucleus

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What is the process that forms mRNA?

TranslocationTranscription

Translation

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The order of _____ bases in DNA allows each one of us to be

unique?

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How is RNA different than

DNA?(tell me two ways)

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RNA… •one strand •contains ribose •thymine is replaced by uracil

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Where does translation occur?

Nucleus CytoplasmNucleolus

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What are the three structures that are

needed for translation?

Hint: 3 different RNAs

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What structure contains the

anti-codon & an amino acid?

tRNA mRNA rRNA

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tRNA

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What does a codon finally

code for?

ProteinCarbohydrate

Lipid

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Many amino acids strung together by

peptide bonds form a ______________

Carbohydrate Lipid

Protein

Phosphate

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Protein

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In the cell, where does mRNA start & end up?

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Starts in Nucleus

Ends in the cytoplasm

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I f mRNA has a AUG UGC code what is the anti-

codon that is located on tRNA?

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AUG UGC UAC ACG

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What is the function of tRNA?

What 2 things does it bring for translation?

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Brings anti-codon

& amino acid

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What is the first step in transcription?

mRNA nucleotides attach to DNA

DNA unwinds & unzipsmRNA is formedDNA replicates

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DNA unwinds & unzips

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Adenine is to thymine as guanine is to ____.

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A change in the DNA sequence that also

changes the protein it codes for is called a ____?

GeneticsMutation Mutagen

Heredity

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A mistake of one nitrogen base, it is called a

____mutation. An example is sickle cell anemia.

Point SingleSolo Silent

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Point mutation

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The best general statement for transcription? mRNA nucleotides attach to DNA DNA unwinds & unzipsmRNA is formedDNA replicates

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mRNA is formed

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Why does transcription occur---

Why can’t DNA deliver the message?

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DNA can’t leave the nucleus,its too big!!!

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The grouping of three nitrogen basesis known as…

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If mRNA is GCU,the anti-codon on tRNA is…

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Making proteins never stops.Name a place in our body where proteins end up.

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The process of converting a mRNA code into an amino acid.

Transcription TranslationTranlocation Mitosis

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X-rays, ultraviolet lights& radioactive substancescan change the DNA code.They are all known as ____

Mutations MutagensTranslators Enzyme errors

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What part is missing in this nucleotide?

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What is the process that is occurring below?

Transcription TranslationTranlocation Replication

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Transcription

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What is the amino acid ifmRNA is UGU?

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What is the amino acid if mRNA is AGU?

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What is the amino acid ifmRNA is AAA?

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What is the amino acid ifmRNA is GUA?

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What is the amino acid ifmRNA is AUG?

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What is the amino acid ifmRNA is GGA?

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