DNA
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| What happened in the 1800s? | Studies on the nucleus of cells showed that there was a sticky substance - slightly acidic
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| What happened in the 1930s? | Scientists agreed that the substance was complex and related to protein, which is the building block of life.
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| What is the building block of life? | Protein
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| What is the code for building proteins? | Genes
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| What was the question and still is? | What is the process by which we make protein and how is it related to our genetic material?
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| What happened in the 1940s? | Basic building block of DNA is a sugar paired with a phosphate and 1 of 4 bases.
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| What does DNA mean? | Deoxy Ribose Nucleic Acid
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| What a sugar paired with 1 phosphate and one of 4 bases called? | Nucleotide
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| What are the four distinct bases and their abbreviations? | Adenine - A
Guanine - G
Thymine - T
Cytosine - C
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| What is protein made up of? | Long chains of amino acid
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| Who did James Watson work under? | Francis Crick
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| What did James Watson and Francis Crick discover? | They discovered the STRUCTURE OF DNA and the DOUBLE HELIX.
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| What was the relationship between the four bases? | A+t / C+G
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| What is the basic structure? | S---P
---base {one of four}
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| What is the basic structure based on? | A Nucleotide
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| What are the 4 nucleotides of DNA? | S---P
---A or T or C or G
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| What is the double helix? | It has 2 backbones on the outside; The structure is made up of Sugars an Phosphates
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| What are the 3 things to remember? | 1. Sugar/Phosphate backbones - 2
2. Base pairs in the middle
3. Adenine pairs withe Thynine - A+T
Cytosine pairs with Guanine - C+G
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| The process by which chromosones are duplicated is? | DNA Replication
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| DNA Replication happens during what? | S-Phase of Mitosis and Meiosis.
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