DNA Replication
Protein Synthesis
Meiosis
Mutations
DNA & RNA Structure
100

What does the helicase do?

unzips (or unwinds) the DNA strand

100

What is the central dogma of biology?

DNA-mRNA-Protein

100

Another word for body cell.

Somatic cell

100

mutation that shifts all of the rest of the letters over.

frameshift

100

number of stands in a DNA

2
200

What does the ligase do?

"glues" the DNA fragments together

200

Convert GCTACAGGTTTGCAG to mRNA.

CGAUGUCCAAACGUC

200

Called ____ in females 

eggs

200

adding one or more nucleotides.

insertion

200

types of bases in an RNA

A,U,C,G

300
What does the DNA polymearse do?

adds nucleotides & nitrogenous bases

300

What do organisms use DNAs instuctions to make?

Proteins

300

What are autosomes?

chromosomes that carry traits

300

Mutation that results in the wrong amino acid.

missense

300

what type of sugar is in DNA

deoxyribose sugar

400

When does DNA replication happen?

s-phase of interphase

400

Translation is the _____ step of protein synthesis. It takes place in ______ of the cell.

Translation & cytoplasm

400

During which phase of meiosis does genetic variation begin?

Prophase

400

what type of mutation is this?

Original-ATA GCC GTA ACT

Mutated-ATA TGC CGT AAC T

insertion

400

What are all the nitrogenous bases

A,U,T,C,G

500

What does semiconservative mean?

each new strand of DNA has a little bit of old DNA still in it

500
A gene on _____ is copied into the form of ______.

DNA & mRNA

500

What are the 2 mechanisms that create genetic variation during meiosis?

crossing over & random assertment

500

mutation that changes the amino acid to a stop codon

nonsense

500

what is the biggest part of a nitrogenous base?

5 sugar

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