DNA Structure
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Nucleotide | an organic compound that consists of a sugar, a phosphate, and a nitrogenous base
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Monomer/Polymer | Nucleotide/DNA
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Adenine | A nitrogen base (purine) that bonds with Thymine
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Thymine | A nitrogen base (pyrimidine) that bonds with Adenine
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Guanine | A nitrogen base (purine) that bonds with Cytosine
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Cytosine | A nitrogen base (pyrimidine) that bonds with Guanine
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Deoxyribose sugar | The sugar found in a nucleotide of DNA. (The D in DNA stands for deoxyribose)
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carbohydrate ring | The sugar ring found in a nucleotide (AKA Deoxyribose sugar)
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Double Helix | The model that shows the structure of a DNA molecule. Two strands wind around one another.
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Phosphate group | Part of a nucleotide in the sugar-phosphate backbone. Contains phosphorous.
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Hydrogen bonds | The type of chemical bond between base pairs in DNA
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CHONP | Elements found in nucleic acids
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complementary bases / complementary nucleotide | Cytosine ALWAYS bonds with Guanine and Adenine ALWAYS bonds with Thymine
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Sugar phosphate backbone | The outside, ribbon like, part of DNA made of phosphate groups and deoxyribose sugar molecules
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Rungs of double helix (DNA) | The inside section of DNA. Made of nitrogenous base pairs.
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Base pair | When two bases form a hydrogen bond (A bonds with T, C bonds with G)
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Chromosomes | Long , continuous thread of DNA that consists of numerous genes and regulatory information
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Genetic Code | DNA is the genetic code
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Blueprint for all life | DNA structure is the same in ALL life.
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traits | A characteristic that is inherited
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genes | A specific region of DNA that codes for a particular protein
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