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What proteins does DNA wrap tightly around Histones
What is replication The process by which a cell copies or duplicates it's DNA
What is a replication fork Y-shaped region at the end of each replication bubble where the new strands of DNA are elongating
What are proteins made by Ribosomes in the cytoplasm
What is the synthase of protein called Translation
What are the building instructions for proteins Genes
What are mutations Changes in the genetic material of a cell
What is gene mutation A change within a single gene
What is chromosome mutation Changes within the whole chromosome
What are point mutations Changes in just one base pair of a gene
What are the 3 differences between RNA & DNA 1). DNA: double strand RNA: single strand 2). DNA: Deoxyribose sugar RNA: Ribose sugar 3). DNA: contains thymine RNA: contains uracil
Where is DNA found in the cell The nucleus
Where is RNA found in the cell The ribosome, cytoplasm, & nucleus
Name 3 types of RNA & what they do mRNA: carries messages from DNA in nucleus to ribosomes in cytoplasm tRNA: transfers amino acids to area of protein synthesis rRNA: makes up proteins which make up ribosomes
What are the first 4 steps of transcription 1). DNA polymerase binds to promoter 2). DNA polymerase separates DNA strands 3). strand of DNA is used as a template 4). new nucleotides are inserted according to the base pairing rules
What are the last 3 steps of transcription 5). this continues until terminator is reached 6). as the RNA polymerase moves along the DNA molecule, hydrogen bonds between 2 strands of DNA reform 7). a single strand RNA molecule has been transcribed
What is a helicase It separates DNA strands in DNA replication
What is DNA polymerase It adds new DNA nucleotides
What is RNA polymerase It makes RNA, separates DNA strand (in transcription), & reforms hydrogen bonds
Where does transcription take place Nucleus
Where does translation take place On a ribosome in the cytoplasm
What is the product of transcription mRNA
What is the product of trandlation Protein (an amino acid chain)
What is the role of a codon in a DNA molecule 3 nucleotide/nitrogen bases that code for specific amino acids
What is the role of a promoter in a DNA molecule DNA sequence where RNA polymerase attaches & initiates transcription
What is the role of a termination codon in a DNA molecule DNA sequence that signals the end of transcription
What is the start codon found on RNA AUG
What are the 3 stop codons on RNA UGA, UAA, & UAG
What is a purine A double ringed nitrogen base
What is a pyrimidine A single ringed nitrogen base
What is deoxyribose 5-carbon sugar that lacks a single oxygen atom (found in DNA)
What is ribose 5-carbon sugar that has the oxygen atoms (found in RNA)
What are 3 things genes must be able to do 1). store info 2). replicate accurately 3). mutate (change)
Who were the people who came up with a model of DNA James Watson & Francis Crick
What do nucleotides consist of A phosphate group, 5-carbon sugar (deoxyribose), & a nitrogen base
What are DNA molecules made up of Small units called nucleotides
What are the 4 nitrogen bases in DNA Adenine, thymine, cytosine, & Guanine
What are the 4 nitrogen bases in RNA Adenine, uracil, cytosine, & Guanine
What is the backbone of a DNA chain Alternating sugar/phosphate groups
Who discovered that A=T & C=G Erwin Chargaff
Who discovered that DNA has 2 strands & the nitrogen bases were in the center of the molecule Rosalind Franklin
What are nitrogen bases connected by Hydrogen bonds
What connects bases & phosphate groups Covalent bonds
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