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DNA + Protein Synth

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Guanine always pairs with cytosine
Ribosome where protein is assembled from RNA template
Helix shape of DNA, double _____
Replication process of copying DNA
Nucleotide composed of phosphoric acid, sugar and nitrogen base
Gene sections of DNA that code for a trait
Uracil replaces thymine in RNA
mRNA carries code of DNA to ribosomes
Deoxyribose sugar in DNA
Crick Discribers of DNA’s shape; Watson and _____
Phosphate sides of DNA ladder are composed of sugar and _____
Thymine always pairs with adenine
Nucleus where DNA is found in the cell
tRNA molecule that brings amino acids to ribosome
Codon three letter code on mRNA matches one Amino Acid
Transcription converting DNA code into RNA code
Translation converting RNA code into protein
Chromosome chunk of DNA which contanis many genes; you have 46
Cytoplasm where translation occurs
Gene sections of DNA that code for a trait
Phosphate sides of DNA ladder are composed of sugar and _____
Protein macromolecule involved with all chemical reactions in the body
RNA single stranded genetic material
Franklin photographed critical x-ray to understand the shape of DNA
Deletion type of mutation in which a nucleotide is removed; catastrophic
Insertion type of mutation in which a nucleotide is added; catastrophic
Silent type of mutation where there is no change to the protein product
Substitution type of mutation where one nucleotide is replaced by another
anitcodon three letter code on tRNA ensuring proper amino acid is brought to the growing protein
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