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C&H3.4 Protein Synth

Protein Synthesis

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What type of RNA is formed from the genetic code on DNA? messenger RNA
What type of RNA brings amino acids to the growing protein? transfer RNA
What type of RNA assembles the amino acids into a protein? ribosomal RNA
What are proteins made up of? amino acids
Nitrogen bases found in DNA are adenine, guanine, cytosine, and ___. thymine
Nitrogen bases found in RNA are adenine, guanine, cytosine, and ___. uracil
In RNA, uracil always pairs with ___. adenine
The order of nitrogen bases along a gene is called the ___ ___. genetic code
A group of three nitrogen bases codes for one ___ ___. amino acid
A change in a gene or chromosome is called a ___. mutation
Mutations can affect the type of ___ that is produced. protein
Mutations can be additions, deletions, or ___. substitutions
Mutations can be helpful, harmful, or ___. neutral
A mutation's effects depend on the organism's ___. environment
A mutation in a ___ cell can be passed on to offspring. sex
If a section of DNA has the base sequence TGAG, what will the corresponding section of mRNA have for nitrogen bases? ACUC
If a section of DNA has the base sequence ACGT, what will the corresponding section of mRNA have for nitrogen bases? UGCA
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