Enzymes
Experiments
DNA
RNA
Protein
100

This enzyme unwinds a double helix by breaking hydrogen bonds.

What is helicase

100

Rosalind Franklin provided evidence for this using X-Ray crystallography.

What is DNA is a double helix.

100

This complimentary nucleotide binds to Adenine with hydrogen bonds.

What is thymine?
100

RNA nucleotides have this sugar.

What is ribose?

100

This is the order of amino acids.

What is the primary structure of a protein?

200

This enzyme stabilizes over-twisted DNA strands by binding to them and allowing bonds to break and reform.

What is gyrase

200

These scientists published the correct structure of DNA.

Who were Watson and Crick.

200

We call prokaryotic DNA naked because it is not associated with these.

What are proteins?

200

These segments of mRNA are expressed.

What are exons?

200

This kind of bond causes amino acids to automatically form alpha helices and beta pleated sheets.

What is a hydrogen bond.

300

This enzyme is responsible for unwinding the double helix and creating a strand of RNA that is complimentary to the antisense strand.

What is RNA polymerase?

300
These scientists grew E. coli in an isotope of phosphorous to prove that DNA replication is semi-conservative.

Who were Meselson and Stahl.

300

In eukaryotes, a nucleosome is made of DNA wrapped around this protein.

What is a histone?

300

This RNA nucleotide binds to uracil.

What is adenine?

300

This term describes what happens when a protein loses its 3D shape.

What is denatured.

400

This enzyme is responsible for removing RNA primers from the new DNA strand and replacing it with complimentary DNA nucleotides.

DNA polymerase I.

400

These two techniques is used (along with dideoxynucleotide triphosphates) to figure out the sequence of nucleotides in DNA.

What are PCR and gel electrophoresis.

400

New nucleotides can only be added to a growing strand in this direction.

What is the 3 prime direction?

400

This enzyme complex is responsible for removing introns from mRNA.

What is the spliceosome complex?

400

This level of protein structure is characterized by interacting alpha helices and beta pleated sheets.

What is the tertiary structure?

500

This enzyme uses the energy from deoxyribo-nucleotide triphosphates (dNTPs) to create phosphodiester bonds on a growing nucleic acid strand. 

What is DNA Polymerase III.

500

These scientists used radioactive sulfur and radioactive phosphorous to prove that DNA is the genetic material.

Who were Hershey and Chase?

500

This covalent bond links nucleotides of one strand together.

What is a phosphodiester bond?

500

This RNA strand contains anticodons and amino acids.

What is tRNA?

500

This distinguishes the tertiary and quarternary levels of protein structure, both of which are stabilized by covalent, ionic, and hydrogen bonds.

What is multiple interacting polypeptides?

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