DNA Structure
DNA Replication
RNA vs DNA
Transcription/Translation
Misc.
100
DNA's shape is described as
Double Helix or twisted latter
100
The builder of nucleotides
DNA Polymerase
100
Single strand of Nucleic acid
RNA
100
this step happens in the nucleus
Transcription
100
DNA: AATCGCT
RNA:
UUAGCGA
200
DNA is made with 2 of these
Nucleic Acids
200
strand that builds in continuous direction
Leading Strand
200
Contains Thymine
DNA
200
name of the three nitrogen bases that code for one amino acid
Codon
200
scientist who came up with the nitrogen base rule
Chargaph
300
What is the Rule?
Adenine=Thymine
Cytosine=Guanine
300
Enzyme responsible for flagging starting points with RNA
Primase
300
Sugar in RNA
Ribose
300
created in the nucleus using DNA as a template
mRNA
300
enzyme used to unzip DNA
helicase
400
This word describes the direction of nucleic acids
Antiparallel
400
This enzyme seals gaps in the newly built strands
Ligase
400
What does DNA stand for?
Deoxyribo Nucleic Acid
400
Translation takes place in the
Ribosome
400
amino acid for GCU
Alamine
500
monomer name and it's three parts
Nucleotide
Phosphate, Sugar, Nitrogen bases
500
Lagging strand creates these seperated "parts" of the new strand
okazaki fragments
500
three types of RNA
mRNA
tRNA
rRNA
500
Is responsible for bringing the correct amino acid to build a protein
tRNA
500
two parts that create the "Backbone" of DNA
phosphate and sugar