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DNA vocab CL

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chargoff scientist who determined the rules for the pairing of bases in DNA.
Fraklin scientist who used x-rays to determin eDna was a helix.
Watson & crick pair of scientists who determined the 3-D structure of DNA.
DNA deoxyribonucleic acid the nucleic acid that carries instructions for taking proteins
deoxyribose the sugar that helps to make up the nucleotides of DNA
double helix a twisted ladder that describes the structure of DNA
adenine a nitrogen base found in DNA and RNA abbreviated A
cytosine a nitrogen base found in DNA and RNA abbreviated C
guanine a nitrogen base found in DNA and RNA abbreviated G
thymine a nitrogen base found in DNA and RNA abbreviated T
replication the process of creating an exact copy of DNA
complementary strand of DNA The strand of DNA that matches the origianal strand of DNA during replication
genetic code information carried from generation to generation by DNA
RNA the nucleic acid responsible for building proteins
ribose the sugar that helps to make a nucletides of RNA
mRNA messenger RNA carries information from the DNA in the nucleus to the ribosomes in the cytoplasm
tRNA Transfer RNA carries the amino acids from the cytoplasm to the ribosomes
rRNA ribosomal Rnas helps to assemble the amino acids into proteins
condon found on mRNA a 3 letter code that determined the amnio acids that will make up proteins
anticondon found on tRNA a 3 letter complement to the condon that allows the that allows the amnio acids to bond in the correct seguence
transcripition occurs in the nuclus the process of creating mRNA from DNA
translation occurs in the cytoplasm the proccess of creating a protein from mDNA
mutation a mistake or change inj the DNA segunce can be harmful or benefical
deletion a type of mutation mutation that involves all or part of the chromosomes being changed
insertion a type of mutation in which a bse is added to a DNA sequnce
chromosomal mutations a type of mutation in which a base is removed from a DNA sequence
genetic engineering manipulation of genes to achieve desired traits in individuals
cloning the process of producing population s genetically identical individuals
recombination the process by which genetic material is broken and joined to other genetic materials
forensic identification use of DNA to identify specific objects
human genome project scientific research project whose goal is to determine the exact sequence of base pairs in DNA and map the 20-25000 genes in the human body
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