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DNA

study DNA structure, function, replication, and protein synthesis

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The study of ways hereditary information is passed from parents to offspring genetics
functional sections of DNA; make up chromosomes; directs the synthesis of a specific protein gene
fundamental of science that states each gene directs the synthesis of proteins that serve a function in the organism one gene one polypeptide hypothesis
synthesized by gene sequences proteins
complex molecules that store and transmit genetic information; building blocks of DNA and RNA nucleic acids
repeating subunits of a nucleic acid; made of a sugar, phosphate, and nitrogenous base nucleotides
part of a nucleotide that can be different; either A, G, T, or C nitrogenous base
holds base pairs together; A to T and G to C hydrogen bond
name of the shape of DNA due to its twisted ladder appearance double helix
scientists that are credited with determining the structure of DNA Watson and Crick
process that occurs during interphase; DNA unwinds and splits; nucleotides in the nucleus are added to the exposed bases to make an exact copy of DNA replication
capable of leaving the nucleus, since it is single-stranded; contains the nucleotide uracil (U) instead of thymine (T) RNA
the production of RNA by using the DNA as a template to copy the genetic code transcription
a pattern template
location of replication and transcription nucleus
location of translation (polypeptide assembly, protein synthesis) ribosome
specific type of RNA that carries the genetic code to the ribosome mRNA
sequence of 3 bases on a mRNA strand that determines the specific amino acid to join the polypeptide codon
specific type of RNA that transports amino acids to the ribosome tRNA
sequence of 3 bases on the loop of a tRNA that must complement the codon of the mRNA to bring an amino acid to the ribosome anticodon
name of the process that uses information encoded in the mRNA strand to assemble a protein translation
genetic makeup found in every cell of every organism; made of two strands of repeating nucleotides; capable of transmitting genetic information and contains the code for producing proteins DNA
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